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Title: Magnus Broadheads
Post by: cougforester on October 31, 2017, 03:48:23 PM
Just picked up a new bow (to me). Prior to purchase, I did a bunch of research and everything that I've found made it seem like Magnus has some good products.

I'm especially partial to the Stinger 125 grain 4 blade broadheads linked here: http://www.magnusbroadheads.com/stinger-125-grain-4-blade-broadhead-2-3-16-x-1-1-8-3-pack/

Anyone had experiences with these, good or bad?
Title: Re: Magnus Broadheads
Post by: follow maggie on October 31, 2017, 04:35:32 PM
Ive been shooting them for a long time and have been happy. They fly straight & kill critters.
Title: Re: Magnus Broadheads
Post by: N7XW on October 31, 2017, 04:35:47 PM
As far as a COC head, I think they are outstanding.  Only issue you may have is getting them to fly true and group with field points.  That is a lot of surface area.  Just make sure your bow is tuned as well as it can be and stay within your max  comfortable distance.  Good luck with them!
Title: Re: Magnus Broadheads
Post by: Hvalekjøtt on November 04, 2017, 07:12:28 PM
I have been hunting with Magnus for many years.  Recurves, compounds they do well for me.  I agree with the tuned equipment comment however I have found many broadheads require that as well. They will shoot as well as a field point at distance. They perform fantastic and I have never been letdown on there toughness. You can't beat the lifetime guarantee and I have made use of it many times after blasting through elk.  I have noticed when you have a clean pass through with a COC broadhead the animal hardly knows they have been shot.  Since I have switched to Magnus I have witnessed more animals fall within view. It has taken me years to find what I like in my setup and these work for me.  Like any gear everyone has a reason why they choose it.  I bought all kinds of heads and ended up liking these for my recurve setups and kept it for my compounds.  Shoot what shoots well for you and go with it.
Title: Re: Magnus Broadheads
Post by: Vandal44 on July 26, 2018, 06:21:48 AM
I think Magnus makes some really nice Broadheads, I have taken several elk and deer with the Magnus Buzz Cut.  I will be shooting the Magnus 125 Buzz Cut or Magnus 125 Black Hornet Ser-Razor.  I purchased the Iron Will Broadhead and all three of these fly with my field points.

Because I am only pulling 53 pounds I believe that a cut on contact head will be the best for penetration 
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