Trocar

The Muzzy Trocar caters to bowhunters who prioritize bone-punching penetration over massive, tissue-clearing mechanical wounds. Built around a solid steel ferrule topped with Muzzy's signature chisel trocar tip, this three-blade fixed head feels virtually indestructible in the hand. The tight 1-3/16-inch cutting diameter keeps drag low, making it a reliable choice for archery hunters pursuing elk, moose, or heavy-boned whitetails with standard draw weights.

Flight consistency is where the Trocar punches above typical fixed-blade heads. The blades are set with an engineered right-helical angle designed to match natural arrow rotation out of the rest. In field tuning, this cuts down on erratic planing at standard hunting distances, delivering flight paths remarkably close to standard field points—provided your bow is reasonably paper-tuned. Heavy crosswinds will still push it more than a compact mechanical, but among fixed designs, it behaves exceptionally well.

Durability matches expectations for an all-steel head, though hard impacts against shoulder bones or dirt backstops will dull or nick the 0.035-inch blades. Fortunately, the blades are fully replaceable, sparing you the cost of replacing the intact ferrule. While hunters chasing massive blood trails on soft-tissue lung hits might prefer the wider swath of a two-inch mechanical, the Trocar offers dependable pass-through confidence at a fair price point.