G5 Montec 3-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Review
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The Montec broadhead is a Head-to-Thread solid one-piece stainless steel 3-blade broadhead. Patented metal injection molded construction for strength and precision. The solid 1-piece multi-tapered straight edge blade design makes stronger and more aerodynamic than stamped steel blades. Ferrule base is 5/16" diameter. 100% spin tested to ±0.002" straightness. Diamond cut razor sharp out of the box. Measure approximately 1½" Length (tip to base of blades) x 1-1/8" cutting diameter. Sold in 125 grains weight as a 3-pack. ...read more
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G5 Montec 3-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Reviews
Great broadhead
Pierce
8 years ago
I used the dull broad heads for practice, I shot my first deer with a bow with the real broadheads and it was a complete pass through the buck didn't go 50 yards.
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DANMONSTER
9 years ago
Great broadhead I killed a bobcat and a doe with them last season
Shot a moose and was still sharp as new
Ace hunter
9 years ago
Shot a moose and was sticking half way out the other side. The broadhead was still sharp as new and the penetration was plenty. That moose ran sixty yards and fell over dead. I would highly recommend these broadheads to anyone.
G5 Montec
Traditional Outdoorsman
9 years ago
I got the G5 Montec as a back up while other broadheads were on back order. I ended up loving these way more than the other broadheads! The G5 Montecs fly very well out of my Recurve and don't lose their edge after a couple shots. They are very easy to touch up after they do start to dull too! Made of one solid piece of steel so there is no worries about parts or weak spots in the… read more construction. I have yet to take any game with the G5 Montec but I have no doubts that I can rely on it when the time comes.
Good Broadhead!
Traditional Outdoorsman
9 years ago
I got this broadhead as a fall back option while I waited for my Woodsman's to come in the mail. I am much more impressed with these now that I have both! The Montec's came sharper, sharpen easier and shot much better than the Woodsman's. I have yet to take any game with these but just from shooting at my block I have no doubts about relying on the G5 when a Whitetail walks out.… read more Really well made and very sturdy.. They shoot well out of my Bear Super Kodiak and hold their edge even after passing through the block and biting the dirt. Very impressed!
Dependable & TOUGH
Grayflynt
10 years ago
Even after several pass through shots and a few that hit rocks these things are still straight and only require a little touch up to be ready to hunt with again. So just do yourself a favor and gettcha some, you wont regret it
Sharp and Accurate
Celtic Traditionalist
11 years ago
I was very pleased with my purchase since I noted with some broadheads there were issues with the lack of sharpness. These however are very sharp and have that surgical steel look and appear to be flawlessly constructed. The penetration of the broadheads is impressive, and while I haven't used them yet for hunting they penetrate deeply, and due to their 3 blade design often… read more need to be cut out of the target. I've landed these tips into hard posts and stumps and they penetrate well and I have yet to notice any decrease in sharpness. The flight of my arrows appears to be as consistent as any target tip, yet there is a light whistle sound while in flight.
Shot 5 deer with one of these heads last
Steeler fan for life
12 years ago
Shot 5 deer with the same head last year. I washed the head off, touched up the edge and put it back on the arrow.
Solid Broadheal
Beian
13 years ago
One solid broadhead that sharpens up very fast to a deadly hunting tool. This is the only tip that I use anymore for hunting and training
G5 Montec 3-Blade Screw-In Broadheads Questions and Answers
Asked by
Mark
4 years ago
Will these fit beman arrows?
Yes these will screw right in.
4 years ago
Yes these will screw right in.
Asked by
Rog
4 years ago
How many grains does it come in?
These are 125 grains per head.
4 years ago
These are 125 grains per head.
Asked by
Newaygo
5 years ago
What is the correct sharpening angle for these broadheads?
They have a 30 degree bevel on each side of the blade.
5 years ago
They have a 30 degree bevel on each side of the blade.
Hi,
To sharpen these, you lay the entire thing on a stone so tha
5 years ago
Hi, To sharpen these, you lay the entire thing on a stone so that two edges are touching at the same time. The broadhead will lay flat on the stone. Then take the upright blade and move it toward the point. I do just a few on each side to touch mine up every season on a super fine stone. It keeps them really sharp. After going through a deer or elk, they will need a medium stone then a fine. The blades don't break off like my Thunderheads, just a bit dull where they hit bone. Super easy to sharpen. Best Regards, Cordialement, Jerry Trepanier
Asked by
Darren
10 years ago
Will these work with the new Easton Axis Traditional shafts?
Yes
10 years ago
Yes
Asked by
Jeff
11 years ago
Are these made in the USA ?
Yes, these broadheads are made in the US.
11 years ago
Yes, these broadheads are made in the US.
Yes, they are made in Michigan
11 years ago
Yes, they are made in Michigan
Asked by
Cunninghamkid
12 years ago
What is the diameter of the screw in on this broad head?
The broadhead uses the standard thread size. It will work in al
12 years ago
The broadhead uses the standard thread size. It will work in all carbon and aluminum arrow inserts except for Easton's new Deep Six shafts.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
I'm considering this broadhead for a non-archery application, but need to know some specifics about its design. What's the pitch of the threads? What angle do the blades make with the central axis of the broadhead?
The threads on all of the broadheads, except the deep 6 versions
12 years ago
The threads on all of the broadheads, except the deep 6 versions, will be 8-32. This broadhead has a 1.125" cutting diameter and the central ferrule is 1.375" long. I do not have the information on the exact angles.
Asked by
Unknown
12 years ago
how do you sharpen these heads?
I would recommend using the3-Blade CC Sharpener: http://www.3riv
12 years ago
I would recommend using the3-Blade CC Sharpener: http://www.3riversarchery.com/product.asp?i=8063
Since these are three blade, you can lay them on a stone and nev
6 years ago
Since these are three blade, you can lay them on a stone and never have to worry about your angle. Once you're done with the stone, put them on a strop and they will be plenty sharp. I've bought two sets and found that they needed very little work to get them to truly razor sharp.