Flatblade...Military Green..125 grain. Has a circle stamped on it and within the circle is the letters and a dash  (M - A)  to the right of that is the number 2. Local Trad shop purchased a considerable amount of old archery equipment from someone and there was a box with 3,200 of these.

Sounds like a MA-2. There was a three blade version as well. (MA-3) I have a few of those somewhere. Don't know who made them. Someone else will tell you more I'm sure.

Butts:
Gun is correct its an MA-2 (Make-All tool and Die)made them in West Allis, WI they date from the mid-70's, They came in four sizes 1/4", 9/32", 5/16, & 11/32
Bob

bad pic, but does it look like the first one?

Butts
I knew some guy's years ago who used the ma-2.They weren't as strong as the zwickey so they lost popularity.I havn't used the ma-2 but used the ma-3 for years.If you come along some of the ma-3's let me know.-Mike

hate to say it but they are not a good head.

The biggest problem with them is that they are a laminated blade. Most guys could never get them sharp because of that but I suppose you could use a single bevel edge like the Grizzly.

I would buy a bunch, if the price was right. I would make them small game heads! Shawn

I'm there with Shawn. For the right price they would be great for squirrels and bunnies!

omg,those are military issued broadheads.they are in a few of the brian books.awesome!!!

they were built for bieng silent and deadly.

I'm just curious how much are they selling them for?

might try so see if they windplane before getting too excited, the MA-3's fly ok but not the 2's in my experience.