Broadhead mounting

[MaxItaly]

Hi I just bought my first broadheads from Cabela's, they are Cabela's Lazer PRO Mag, 3 blades broadhead... Yes, I know they aren't the best, but it was just a trial... anyway, with my big surprise they arrived dismounted... maybe it is the correct way... but I could't slide the blades in any way into the site to fix them to the point... it looks like they are too thick for the site... I even tried with a hammer... is that a "secret" way to put toghether this broadheads? At cabela's nobody answered... (Thank you very much...)

Thanks for any help you could give here...

[Gator eye]

send them back, there are a lot of lower priced broadheads that are well made and will do the job.

It doesn't matter if you spend 15 dollars a head or 5 dollars a head if you don't put it vitals.

[jim p.]

Seeing how Cabela's didn't respond - return them. There are several heads
already assembled that will do the job as Gator has stated. No way a
hammer should be needed

[wildjerseyfirefighter]

go for the muzzy's..ive heard great reviews about them, so i went out and got some..what ever you do, stay away from rocky mountain.they leave no blood trail

[armyof1]

i agree go with muzzy they are great and leave an awsome blood trail

[deerassassin22]

I would go with muzzy can get a six pack for like 30 bucks and under check ebay and classifieds. Also shot placement is the key in getting a good blood trail.

[grizz49]

Most any good Broadhead will do the job!, I have taken many deer with Muzzy, Rocky mountain, NAP, and many others. The most important is spin your arrows and use a G5 ASD tool. And Good Luck!