Stinger2 Blade Arrow Broadhead (Pack of 3), 150-Grain

I haven't bought broadheads in years, and the Magnus stingers still seem to be very good quality. Right out of the box through razor sharp, But I always give em a touch-up with whetstones. That's just my personal preference. All in all, they still seem like they're very good quality and I can't wait to give them a shot, no pun intended.

Great broad head well made. Sharp. And flys great

Stepped up to the 150gr magnus stingers this year and got a complete pass through on an IL buck. Exactly what I was looking for.

These are probably some of the best 2 blade broadheads you will find for this price. Just be sure if you take them apart to sharpen or you have done any target practice to loosen the screw, push in on them and slightly tighten the screw and give them a spin test on a known good arrow with a perfectly squared insert to ensure the broadhead blade is centered again. May take a few tries, but once you have 'em centered, crank down the screw and you're good to go.

These are the best and most reliable whitetail choice there is....They carry an honest money back pledge and are more durable than any other head commercially available .... why?Because Magnus stands behind its product !!!Give em a try and loose the worry about the most crucial part of your entire hunt !

Razor sharp right out of the packaging. Weighed each broadhead and all three came in at exactly 150.0 grains on my hornady digital scale. Cant ask for anything better than that.

If, your bow is properly tuned these will fly exactly with your field points. I have shot these side by side with FP & BH's out to 60+ yards.

II have finally found a great fixed blade broadhead that has the same impact point as my fieldtips. Practicing with them they have great penetration. Can't wait to try them on whitetails.