switchbacker
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anyone shoot these? they seem huge and was wanting to know how they fly
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Bowtech Man
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My wife is gonna shoot them this year, Ted Nugent seems to like them.
Bowtech Man said:
Ted don't like them anymore. They are no longer paying him to shoot them, so he has moved on to something else. Guess they didn't think Ted was a positive spokesman.
To the OP. I've shot them for years. Shot them out of my compound and now shoot them out of my longbow. I highly recommend them. The lifetime, no questions asked warranty is great.
switchbacker
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I looked at the warranty and have to say its pretty cool for a company to do that nowadays
PHILLIP
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I like them .....warranty is a plus also...and as far as flight they do great
tnbowhunter3
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Thet fly great very easy to tune up...and deadly!!!
100 grain buzzcuts 4 blade
20 yds and fell over dbl lungs
fell 60 yds from shot
100 grain buzzcuts 4 blade
20 yds and fell over dbl lungs
fell 60 yds from shot
horn master
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great deer brother!
Arch-N
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They fly great.....just switched to these this year.
ttf909
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been using them for a couple years, fly very good.
Dale817
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Cool double throat patch on that buck in the top pic,both are awesome deer!
AWESOME head and even awesomer company. They honor their guarantee.
My son and I killed 17 deer with the Stinger last year. After the season, we boxed them up and sent them back at the request of the Magnus Company. They sent us 17 new heads, a couple hats and T shirts.
AWESOME head. Flies great.
My son shoots the buzzcut while I prefer the Stinger. Both 4 blade 100 grain. THe only complaint I have out of either head is that the buzzcut main blade tends to bend easier upon contact with bone. It still does a great job and both are SCARY sharp out of the package. But it really does not matter as the company replaces them free anyway.
I also have used Blazer vanes with great results but at the end of the day, we went with a 4 inch plastic vane for best arrow flight. These seem to do better for using over and over after swapping out a new head without re-fletching the arrow.
Oh yeah, save the original package to mail them back.
My son and I killed 17 deer with the Stinger last year. After the season, we boxed them up and sent them back at the request of the Magnus Company. They sent us 17 new heads, a couple hats and T shirts.
AWESOME head. Flies great.
My son shoots the buzzcut while I prefer the Stinger. Both 4 blade 100 grain. THe only complaint I have out of either head is that the buzzcut main blade tends to bend easier upon contact with bone. It still does a great job and both are SCARY sharp out of the package. But it really does not matter as the company replaces them free anyway.
I also have used Blazer vanes with great results but at the end of the day, we went with a 4 inch plastic vane for best arrow flight. These seem to do better for using over and over after swapping out a new head without re-fletching the arrow.
Oh yeah, save the original package to mail them back.
StalkingWolf
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I have a pack loaded in the quiver. They shoot good too. Haven't gotten a chance to shoot a deer yet though.
switchbacker
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good enough for me, they do shoot well with the blazers i might add
StalkingWolf
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I shot one into a dirt pile which dulled it very quickly. I took one of those cheap hand held knife sharpeners and had that thing shaving again in no time. I can't wait to put one through some ribbs.
