125gr. screw-in 2 blade options

[olddogrib]

Not a lot of options in the 2-blade 125-145 screw-in range.  Anybody tried the new Badger single bevels yet?  Does Magnus still make the 125 gr. vented 2 blade?

[nineworlds9]

Magnus is still around, just got bought out.  Stingers or Buzzcuts are hard to beat in 125g 2blade.  Silverflames are expensive but effing sharp.

[sleepyhollow]

Ace, Eclipse, VPA, Grizzly

[Bud B.]

125gr Magnus Stingers are phenomenal.

Old Bear Razorheads with the adapter will be around 145gr. So will the 70s/early 80s stainless steel/blue ferrule version.

Zwickey Eskilites (110gr glue on) with an adapter will be in the 145ish range also but they are not vented.

[LBR]

Ace

[olddogrib]

Bud,
LOL, I just remembered I think you ended up with the vented Magnus 125gr screw-ins that used to kill my first (and still biggest bodied)buck with a long bow.  It was a bit further than I was confident with and a bit too much angling away.  I was just going to draw and "count coup" on it, but when I hit anchor the arrow was gone before I realized it.  The spot was right, but I saw feathers clearing sticking up out from it's back and I was sick until I got down.  I had enough penetration to get the far lung and it looked like somebody went down through the woods with blood in a garden sprayer.  Every time the deer exhaled there was a fine mist covering everything and it's still holds the record for easiest blood trail I ever had (exempting those that went down in sight). It amazingly went 300+ yds on one lung, but I had blood the whole way and it was thankfully all downhill!

[ISP 5353]

The Stingers are pretty wicked broadheads!

[Bud B.]

That velvet buck I shot two years ago Richard was with a Magnus unvented head you gave me  

[Biathlonman]

Muzzy phantom or Magnus stinger.

[Michael Pfander]

I killed my first 2 bulls with screw in 125 Magnus unvented broadheads.  Complete penetration both bulls dead within 4 leaps.  I still shoot them but I use 125 steel adapters for a total weight of 250
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[karrow]

zwickey eskimos

[Bowwild]

Strickland Helix. 2-blade single bevel.

[Prairie Drifter]

Steelforce

[Scott E]

Simmons land shark

[olddogrib]

Bud,
I forgotten they were non-vented. The ones you have were what I started out with, then purposely made a shaft change to a stiffer arrow requiring a bit heavier point in an effort to get my total weight up around 10 gpp.  I've mostly used heads in the 150-175 range since, but it appears I may be drawing a tad longer since I've come out of winter hibernation and the old muscles have loosened up.  Re-checked my tune and my shafts are showing a bit weak, so I dropped to 125 gr. field points and they're flying much better.

[jkm97]

Stingers or buzzcuts

[tnhornhter1099]

the new Badger heads fly like darts! I really like them for that reason, since this is the first year I have tried them I can't speak (yet) to how well they perform on game, I will say that the videos on ther web-site are VERY impressive

[Mr. fingers]

Originally posted by tnhornhter1099:
the new Badger heads fly like darts! I really like them for that reason, since this is the first year I have tried them I can't speak (yet) to how well they perform on game, I will say that the videos on ther web-site are VERY impressive

I'd love to try the badgers unfortunately they are considered a barbed head and are illegal here in MN.    :(