Are Magnus broadheads good?
The flight was very good, out to long range. The penetration was very impressive; 9 inches and 9-1/4 inches. The Stinger penetrated just slightly better than did the Black Hornet. And then through steel, both of them held up extremely well through the steel plate and kept their edge through five shots.
Do Magnus broadheads fly like field points?
NO broadhead shoots like field points. A tuned bow shoots broadheads like field points with the right fletching.
Which Magnus broadhead for elk?
Magnus stingers and similar 2 blade bh are responsible for a lot of harvested elk. At the top of the heap for penetration. They also fly great w/ little tuning effort.
What angle do you sharpen Magnus Stinger broadheads?
These are sharpened to an angle which is roughly 7 to 8 degrees (although the back of the blade is used as a guide so knowing the angle isn’t important and it is not adjustable).
Where can I find videos of Magnus broadheads?
He has written articles in a dozen different archery publications, appeared on several hunting TV shows, and has well over a million views on his YouTube Channel: Lusk Archery Adventures. There you will find more than 70 videos of his hunts and extensive broadhead tests.
Which is better a straight or serrated Broadhead?
While a straight edge is better at chopping motion, the serrated edge is better for a slicing motion, and it holds its edge better. So, I like that Magnus has integrated that design into their heads. I tested the Magnus Stinger Buzzcut broadheads previously, but wanted to put them through more testing. Why the (Re)-test of the Magnus Broadheads?
Which is the best Broadhead for a stinger?
Stingers are the best broadhead made for the money whether you’re shooting 40#’s or 80#’s. With 80#’s you can probably do ok with a stubby head like a slick trick but why bother when Stingers fly great and leave great blood trails. The only other broadhead I would consider are Silverflames.
How many broadheads has Lusk archery Adventures tested?
He puts his Engineering degree to use in his broadhead testing and has tested over 50 different broadheads. He has written articles in a dozen different archery publications, appeared on several hunting TV shows, and has well over a million views on his YouTube Channel: Lusk Archery Adventures.