Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Archery Gear => Topic started by: Recurve-Elk on August 16, 2011, 08:25:22 AM
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I just need to throw another positive review out there about the stinger/buzzcuts. I used to shoot them out of my compound when I was younger and loved em' then I switched to wasps when I was shooting the same spine as my father. Been trying to find the best flying broadhead for my recurve, and FINALLY I have found that the stinger 125g shoot fantastically out of my recurve too! No planing what so ever, stealthy, strong, and they come pretty sharp out of the box! I originally started with the cheap magnus 2 blade 6 pack but couldn't get them to fly strait no matter how much paper tuning I would do. I am now a lot more comfortable with my recurve. Knowing that my arrows go where they are supposed to is nice when your hunting! :archery_smiley:
They also bring me back to age 10 when I first started hunting. I always thought these broadheads were the coolest in elk camp :chuckle: I'm (18 now)
Moral of the story if your having issues with broadheads, maybe give these guys a try. I am impressed. I will probably use them as long as they are in production.
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:tup: x2 for magnus! I have 17 or 18 of them and with the lifetime warranty I don't think ill ever have to buy broadheads again!
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They are a very good broadhead. I have shot them out of a lot of my different bows. The only bow that does not like then is my x force. On super fast bows I have had some issues with them grouping good. They. are pretty much the only head my wife and bro shoot threw there bows. I picked up a great deal on the phantoms and got some of there new ones to try, on the lower draw weight bows.
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They are what I shoot
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I love 'em. They shoot the same as my field points and put critters down.
