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I had recently purchased 2 packs of Serrazors in 125 grain from Amazon, along with some replacement blades. Was disassembling them for sharpening/cleaning and noticed that certain blades wouldn’t fit correctly into specific ferrules. I was pretty confused so for giggles I broke out the grain scale and weighed each head with an average of 130-140 grains! Time for a phone call. Left a message as it was after hours. I get a call back from Mike, the owner, right away! Turns out I ended up with some of the first run of Serrazors that used a steel blade retainer vs aluminum. That is why everything was so different and blades weren’t fitting correctly. Sent the heads back to Mike and within a week I had Two new packs of heads and replacement blades! I stressed to Mike that I needed them to be returned back to me as soon as possible because it’s hunting season and not to mention I have a bunch of hogs I need to take care of. Well yesterday I get them in the mail and screw them onto my arrows then hit the woods after a quick spin test which was perfect.
I just want to give Mike a huge thank you and a shout out to an excellent company That makes an excellent product. Shot this hog last night at 20 yards with a medium weight solocam setup. Shot was high, but a clean pass-through through the spine! Talk about penetration!

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Has anyone ever tried putting the blades for the 100 grain head on the 125 grain head? My blades come really close to my sight and was looking at trying this to get more clearance.

Want to thank Mike Sohm, Magnus has outstanding customer service. Got to test some Black Hornets, right out of the box they were razor sharp, probably the sharpest cut on contact broadhead I’ve tested to date. They spun true to form. They weighed in at 104,104, 106 grains, I also shot them from forty yards and they flew true. On the penetration test from twenty yards into 3/4 inch plywood I got a little bit better than five inches of penetration from a 60 pound bow with arrow weighing in at 353 grains. Would like to say that Magnus Black Hornets is an outstanding broadhead that I plan on carrying in my quiver this fall.

This is my first year hunting Turkeys with my bow. (lots of gun kills) After much research, we decided to try Magnus Bullheads. (125 grain with the Victory arrows Magnus sells)

I’m impressed. If your bow is tuned as it should be, these arrow/broadhead combinations fly very well. They grouped with field points for me and my buddy. I took this Tom on 4/17 and my friend shot a Jake this morning. Both birds went down right where they stood.

I did break a blade when I shot my bird with the impact at the base of the neck/body. I should have probably aimed a bit higher. I’m going to contact Magnus about a possible warranty…although I might feel a little guilty since I could have shot higher up the neck and the head did what it was supposed to do. But hey, they offer the warranty….

I will definitely be using these again next year. Great product!

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Really looking at this head for the upcoming season. Was wondering for those that have them, how do they fly for you? Same as field points, group good, etc. I usually just paper tune all of my arrows to shoot a perfect bullet hole and have had good luck getting them to group right with my fp’s. This head just looks like it would really do a lot of damage internally and be very durable. Thanks.

So I went out and got some of the above, and put them to test out of my longbow, My bow when pulling 28 inches is 55# and a speed of maybe 170-175 fps if I was to guess. 350 grain arrow, and 100 grain broad head. I know it’s a little light, but hey it works for me. anyways back to it. First I tried layers of cardboard went clean through 10 layers of thick corrugated cardboard, also still razor sharp. Next I put a Milk jug filled with Jello and wrapped in deer hide (I like this because I feel it’s more or less as tough as an actual animal plus I don’t like spilling a ton of water) just to b safe I put it in front of some old fiberglass insulation, it was about a foot thick. And my bow threw the arrow right through the hide, jug, and Jello. But on top of that it went all the way through the fiberglass, bounced off the concrete floor of the garage, and stuck in the dry wall. Amazingly still razor sharp. I think these heads are going to be the only ones I use out of my Longbow, the stay sharp through hell and back and my bow seems to like the set up. I would have to say though the Snuffers probably work great with all kinds of bows.
I also feel confident I’m going to get that pig in two weeks time.
Happy Hunting
Charles

Wow they fly good, first couple shots were just right about 2" so I tightened my plunger tension a half turn and BAM! I busted or split the nock on my FP tipped arrow I had shot first lol. Shot a couple more rounds and a couple rounds in the ol mckenzie deer and everything seemed perfect so I’m guessing the deer better look out!!! All I need is a ol nanny doe to step out and it’s fresh back straps and tenderloin!!! I’m officially ready! Well except I haven’t cured the wasp problem in one of my pop ups, seems its not a good idea to leave it out all year….. Or leave your stool in there with the compartment unzipped…. Wasp love compartments by the way! Don’t ask me how I know I just know, lol!:-0