Muzzy Trocar HBX Crossbow Broadhead - 3 Blade Hybrid Design, 100 Grain, 3 Pack

The Muzzy Trocar HBX is a hybrid crossbow broadhead built for hunters who want mechanical reliability without sacrificing the accuracy of fixed blades. This 100-grain head combines offset fixed blades with deployable mechanical blades—a design that gives you the best of both worlds for crossbow hunting. Three blades and a bone-crushing chisel tip work together to create a devastating wound channel on game at crossbow velocities.

What sets the Trocar HBX apart is its engineering: surgically sharp 0.35-inch-thick stainless steel construction keeps the mechanical blades tucked tight against the ferrule during flight, so you get the flight characteristics of a fixed-blade head. On impact, the expandable blades deploy reliably to maximize cutting diameter. The fixed blades are offset to induce spin, stabilizing your shot and improving accuracy—crucial at extended distances where even small deviations matter.

This is a head for serious crossbow hunters. The 2 5/8-inch total cutting diameter—combining the 1-inch fixed-blade cut with the 1 5/8-inch mechanical expansion—delivers the penetration and wound trauma you need for clean, ethical kills. You get three broadheads per pack, and replacement blades are available separately if you need to rebuild after a hunt or practice session.

Key Features

• Hybrid design: offset fixed blades with deployable mechanical blades for flight stability and maximum cutting diameter
• Surgically sharp stainless steel blades, 0.35-inch thickness for durability and edge retention
• Bone-crushing chisel tip for penetration on heavy bone and thick hide
• 1 5/8-inch expandable cutting diameter paired with 1-inch fixed-blade cutting circle
• 2 5/8-inch total cutting diameter for devastating wound channels
• Offset fixed blades induce spin for improved accuracy and stability in flight
• Three broadheads per pack

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these broadheads for crossbows or compound bows?

The Trocar HBX is designed for crossbow hunting. The hybrid blade design and ferrule are engineered for crossbow-specific impact velocities and flight characteristics.

What happens if my broadhead doesn't deploy on impact?

The mechanical blades are engineered to deploy reliably, but if a blade fails to open, the fixed blades provide a fallback cutting diameter of 1 inch—still effective for a hit. That said, mechanical broadheads require proper shot placement and sufficient impact force to function as designed.

Can I replace the blades on my Trocar HBX broadheads?

Yes. Replacement blades are available separately (SKU: 390), so you can rebuild your heads after hunts or practice without buying new ferrules.

What's the difference between the 100-grain and 125-grain versions?

Both versions feature the same hybrid blade design, cutting diameter, and chisel tip. The difference is weight—choose 100 grain or 125 grain based on your crossbow's setup, speed, and tuning preferences.