Magnus stingers...

[johnnyk71]

Originally posted by CoachBGriff:
I just wanted to bring this around again!  I've always heard great things about these heads, but I recently saw them in action first-hand.  

My 150 grain 4-blade blew through sooooo quickly I couldn't believe it!  The head buried in the dirt on the other side completely!

 

There was blood everywhere.

Let's see those stingers kills and blood trails!

same here. 150-grain 4-blades for me. killed a doe and turkey with them last fall. pass-through, great blood. dead critters.

[screamin]

I've killed numerous elk and mule deer with 125 and 150gr 4 blades. I have also tested the 150 on cow shoulder blades. If the ferrule diameter of the broadhead is larger than the arrow shaft, penetration thru the shoulder blade was to the fletch. I've tried a lot of heads over the years but always seem to come back to the stinger.

[Cookie125]

125gr Sting four blade

   
This one went 40 yards.

 

[KentuckyTJ]

I shot them for three or four years. Killed quit a few critters with the four blades. Great heads!

   

     

     

 

 

[ranger 3]

This is the exit
   

[ranger 3]

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150 gr, 4 blade:
 

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150 gr, 2 blade (buzzcut):
 

[jkm97]

Nice thread. Love the stingers/buzzcuts. I've found I can get them very sharp shot after shot using the Simmons Steelmaster. And I've yet to find a setup they don't fly great from.

[Iowabowhunter]

Up to the top, considering shooting them this year.

4 blade-stinger or buzzcut is the question

[dbd870]

I'll be using 2 blade 150gr Stingers this fall for the first time.

[Basinboy]

150gr 2 blade through the heart he ran a 15 yard circle and died 5 yards from where I shot him. 250 pounds field dressed. This was my first time using a stinger and I was very impressed on how it penetrated the tough shield and shoulder bone on this huge wild boar! Yup you guessed it I'm still using them 3 years later...
 

[twitchstick]

Here is a couple

 

 
 

[jkm97]

Nice guys!

[huskyarcher]

Didnt realize they were this popular! How are they to sharpen? That would be my only concern.

[jkm97]

I find them very easy to get shaving sharp, using the Steelmaster made by Simmons. I'm sure sharpeners like the KME would work just as well.