Out of Production Broadheads

[Dave Pagel]

As a rule I am a 3-blade guy, Wensel Woodsman or VPAs, but as I age I have a few lighter weight bows and am using some 2-blades with them.  I know there are a lot of good 2-blades out there so that isn't the issue.  However, today I was touching up some small Pearson Deadheads and some Magnus I Classics that I have mounted on some nice cedars and I thinking what a shame it is that they are out of production.  I guess I understand the Deadheads as it has been a long time, but the Magnus I's have not been gone that long.  If I was a younger man it would be tempting to try to track down who owns the rights to them and see if a deal could be struck.  I have friends in the tool & die trade that might be willing to join an old businessman.

D.P. 

[Wudstix]

Magnus Mag I and Snuffer are a couple others.
 

[Cory Mattson]

I don’t know of any patents that still exist on most traditional flat blades. You can make them and sell them.

[TIM B]

I never could get the deadheads to fly right - wanted to use them but couldent
I love the old stuff
Tim B

[DawgDoc]

Yes I’m glad I bought a whole heap of magnus broadheads right before I started having kids and slowing my hunting down- wish the magnus traditional line would re-emerge. Easy to sharpen and 5 out of 6 I could get to spin. Infinite choices with glue in adapters - maybe one day someone will take over. I’ve thought about it myself but just too many irons in the fire to make broadheads too.

[Wyoming Chief]

I would love to see the old STOS broadheads come back. I think they moved from Colorado to Texas and then disappeared.

[LookMomNoSights]

Plus 1 for bringing back the STOS.  Talk about an easy one to get hair popping sharp.  Were always a breeze to get to spin true and always flew great for me.  I still have a half dozen 145’s I’ll save for the right occasion.

[MnFn]

Plus2 for STOS heads. I have quite a few 160, and 145 grain.

[ozy clint]

x3 STOS. I only have one that was given to me. What a great looking head.

I have a dozen or more of the Magnus 1's. Nice head with a bit more width.

The Australian made Blackstump broadheads were a mainstay here. I believe they were among the strongest heads tested be Ashby. Shame they are no longer made.

[ozy clint]

Plus2 for STOS heads. I have quite a few 160, and 145 grain.

Name your price.

[Greenstyk]

I mounted some Magnus II broadheads yesterday on some 60-65 Wapiti POC arrows for this season. I would love to see them put into production again.

[woodchucker]

I wish Bear would crank up the old "Green Monster" that popped out a Razorhead every 5 seconds...

[Farmingdales Finest]

Magnus Mag I and Snuffer are a couple others.
 

I just found 4 Magnus Snuffers in my basement from probably 20 years ago. I screwed them on and they spun great. Shot the broadhead and FP's to the same POI at 20 yards without having to make any adjustments. I love it when a tune comes together like that! 

[Wudstix]

Excellent, I have found some 190's here and there.
 

[cacciatore]

Stos. Since I still have few Magnus and Snuffer.

[MnFn]

Sorry Ozy, I don’t have THAT many🙁

[M60gunner]

The machine that made the old green Bear heads was destroyed according to what I have read

[ESP]

The big glue in snuffers.

[woodchucker]

That's very sad to hear....

They showed it at work on the DVD, AMAZING!!!

[Sam McMichael]

Some years ago, it crossed my mind to look into this very thing. However, I soon realized that since I had no metal working experience and was a bit too old, I probably should not try to follow through on it. Sometimes, I still think I should have. given it a try.