snuffer ss

[dadto2]

Anyone shoot the snuffer ss heads? Thinking about trying them.

[Benny Nganabbarru]

I'm about to try a few (they're on their way). I did enjoy the normal 125-grain screw-in Snuffer.

[ozy clint]

what did you shoot with the snuffers ben?

i'm also thinking of trying a snuffer or woodsman. mainly for foxes and the like.

[dadto2]

Keep me posted Ben
Hey ozy hows the travelling going

[BRONZ]

They're my favorite heads.  I'm a little bias-- Magnus is a Kansas-grown co.

I'm not a fan of big heads or two-blade.  The SS is a great compromise-- three blades for good blood trails and low profile for good penetration.  They're sharp out of the package, easy to resharpen (I use automotive wet-dry sandpaper in multiple grits and a leather strop), and tough.  Best of all, they have a lifetime replacement guarentee.  

 

 

 

This setup is a 45# Falcon, GT 3555 with 50 gr brass insert, and 125 Snuffer SS.  I'm switching to 100 gr inserts and a 46# High Sierra.

[dadto2]

Bronz thats a nice buck   :eek:  Think I will pick some up your setup is like mine BW pmav 46# gt 3555 100gr insert 125gr point they come out @ 10gr per pound.

[BRONZ]

Thanks for the compliment.  
Yeah, your setup is real close of mine.  I just tuned my High Sierra last night-- arrows came out around 10.6 gr/lb.  You won't be disappointed with the SS.  I've sent one back to Magnus with a rolled point and had a new head in less than a week.  If you send them trophy photos, they'll send you a hat or t-shirt!

[Benny Nganabbarru]

G'day Clint,

PM sent; 4 goats, mate!

Cheers,

Ben

[Randy Morin]

What are the differences between it and the WW.  I'll have to go look at-em I s'pose. Sounds like something I might like.

Manolito...love that buck Brother. And that smile. Congrats.

[elknut1]

The SnufferSS is my goto head. I've taken elk with the Woodsmans & SnufferSS in 125grn with 50grn adapters. The SnufferSS is my preference with the woodsman in 2nd.
  Nothing out penetrates that 3-blade in the 3-bladed class. This head is a blood producer & that's always a huge plus for us in thick heavy brushed terrain. It's one tough head. I shoot it out of a longbow at 56# at my draw. My arrows have been in the 485grn to 540grn.

  ElkNut1  

[BRONZ]

Originally posted by Randy Morin:
What are the differences between it and the WW.  I'll have to go look at-em I s'pose. Sounds like something I might like.

Manolito...love that buck Brother. And that smile. Congrats.

They have the same cutting diameter, but the WW is 3" long vs the SS being 1 1/2".  
I smile in ALL my trophy photos.  I don't understand the "serious look" during a moment that proud?!    

Elknut1, that's a great bull!  Have you got a link to the details?

[Bullfrog 1]

Elknut, what is your longbow there? Thanks.   BILL

[BMG]

Nice bull Paul.  Was that on your NM hunt?

brian

[elknut1]

Bronz, excellent whitetail !!!! By the way, I never smile in any photos, don't know why just never have! (grin) Here's another a few years back, no smile! (grin)

  Bullfrog- That particular bow is a 60# BearsPaw by Neil Jacobsen in MT

  Babaloo-- No, that was an ID Bull from 3 years back, 26 yard shot, snufferss, drove the shaft to the feathers quartering away. 150 yard death run.