Any Magnus Stinger users here?

[twitchstick]

I have used them on deer and elk the past with good results.

[johnnyk71]

Originally posted by skeaterbait:
 The thing I love most about them is, for me at least, there was no resighting or tuning. I literally would unscrew my points, screw in a Stinger and go out with the confidence of knowing I would be on target.

 

same here. unscrew a field tip. screw in a 150-grain 4-blade and roll. never had a hint of a problem with them.

[BRITTMAN]

Stingers have been my favorite for years . Fly like my field points a leave a good blood trail .

[jt85]

I've had very good results with the stingers.

[tracker12]

150 4 blade stinger for me.

[Pointer]

One of the best heads out there..

[BRONZ]

Mike Sohm is good people! My buddy designs a lot of his marketing graphics.
Love Magnus heads and the lifetime guarantee is legit. Send him a head and new ones arrive...no questions asked. I've killed a lot of deer with the Snuffer SS and a few with Stingers.

[curlis]

Have killed a lot of critters with them.

I shot a nice little eater pig with a Stinger this past Friday!!!

Bisch

I shot a nice little eater pig with a Stinger this past Friday!!!

Bisch

I shot a nice little eater pig with a Stinger this past Friday!!!

Bisch

I shot a nice little eater pig with a Stinger this past Friday!!!

Bisch

[skychief]

That's great, great, great, great Bisch!!!      

[Jwilliam]

Great broadheads !!! I have had success with the 2 blade and 4 blade in 150gr.

[Outwest]

Anyone have trouble getting them to spin true? Seems like about 1 out of six won't spin true no matter what I try.

[Tim Finley]

Bisch.. how many did you get total ? The Stinger is a great and dependable head .

[longbow fanatic 1]

Originally posted by Outwest:
Anyone have trouble getting them to spin true? Seems like about 1 out of six won't spin true no matter what I try.

I've had them fail to spin true, usually occurring after I remove the blades for sharpening and reinsert them into the ferrule. I correct the wobble by loosing the screw holding the blade in place and move the blade slightly, then retighten the screw. I spin the broadhead and check for a wobble. If I notice a wobble, I repeat the process. I've never had a BH I couldn't correct by doing this.

I trace around the ferrule with a black marker before I take re blade off to sharpen. When I put it back together, I use that marker line on the blade to line everything back up. That system has worked well, and they usually spin true without further adjusting.

Bisch

[no]

150 4 blade is what I like,  Mike

[Basinboy]

I've killed a truck load of animals with 150gr 2-blade stingers!