Magnus Stinger Buzzcut 2 Blade Arrow Broadhead (Pack of 3), 100-Grain

Sharp right out of the package

Imagine a world where you can use the same broad head for most of your life. Look no further bub. These are solid. I don’t see any flaws in them.

I was shooting a mechanical because I have heard all the horror stories about tuning a Broadhead. I bought these screwed them on and it was hitting with my field points at 30 yards. Very happy

After tuning these heads I’ve taken 2 shots and two animals, great blood trails but not needed as both animals fell within sight

I previously shot another 3 blade broadhead, but couldn’t tune it. In an effort to try something else I ordered a set of a mechanicals and these Magnus stingers to see what would shoot well with minimal tuning. I screwed the broad heads into 3 random arrows and set up my morrell high roller at 30 yards. My first shot landed at a hair high but perfectly centered on the bull. Then shot #2 was a perfect center punch… my jaw dropped. These fly just as good as mechanicals and field points.The only reason for the 4 stars is because I haven’t shot a deer with them yet. Hopeful to get one dirty this season.

Magnus 2 blades always shoot straight as an arrow out to 50 yards and will pass thru both sides every time. Been shooting these 2 bladed broadheads for many many years and would never shoot anything else. Pass thru bone no problem, shot 4 bucks with same broad head with lighted nock, sharpen with stone and brand new!!! Been bow hunting for 40 years and I've tried everything on the market and I can guarantee you I would never ever shoot a mechanical Broadhead again. I do align these broad heads at about a 45-degree angle and they shoot Super Street. I'm a good shot and I practice a lot and I've never had a deer run out of eyesight. Typically always drop within 50-60 yards.

Great broadhead. Sharp but not 'razor' sharp. I had to touch it up and strop it to get it to be a razor, which didn't take long. Easy to sharpen and strop without having to take it out of the holder. Make sure to have the blades up and down when hunting. If you have them flat, it'll scallop/scoop and you'll miss big time. I got that tip from the owner of this archery range I go to. The 4 blade version doesn't need that due to the extra blades.

I wish I could give this a zero star review do not buy these broadheads buy from a name brand these fly nothing like field points. Even when sighted in they will not fly consistently you'll get One Shot 2 inches away from the top One Shot 2 inches away from a bottom One Shot 2 in to right etc. don't waste your time and money buy a name brand like muzzy. At least when you buy broadheads from a name brand you'll hit the same spot every time.