Yeah Cabelas sells em. Hey gutshotem, whats your setup with those heads?

Here's the cabelas page for the stingers.
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...amp;id=0020800
Another question for you gutshotem, does the warranty not cover the bleeder blades? I see on cabelas they sell the replacement bleeders......this must be why you're switching. Thanks again guys

If you're having that much inconsistancy with broadheads then your bow probably needs some fine tuning. I would recommend doing a search for Easton's bow tuning guide. It has good information on what adjustments to make based on differences between how your field points and broadheads are impacting.

i just found them 24.99 per 3. but whats the cutting dia? it didnt say

i do not think its my bow. i shhot 3 times a week and with the point i hold 3"@ 30 yards

If your bow was tuned right you'd be putting both your field point and your broad heads in the same 3" @ 30 yards.

well it was last year jk i just tried some new broad heads and they did work to well for me. so i am gonna try the stingers. i went to our pro shop today and got 6 so we will tell in a day or 2.

I love these broadheads! These things are scary sharp right out of the box. I love the fact that they are easy to resharpen too. This will be my third season using 4 blade stingers and I can honestly say that I have never had to track my arrow after the shot.....its always stuck deep in the ground on the other side of my target! They are quite during flightand do indeedfly like field tips. But, in my case, I found that my arrows shoot straighter if my stingers are postioned with the main blade horizontal at full draw. The last great thing is the price! There are few things in life that get you more than your moneys worth when purchased. At this moment, I can think of two.............duct tape and Magnus broadheads!

my bow wasnt tuned and the stingers flew about 5 inches off, but i took it to the pro shop and had them tune it, and now those things shoot exactly like my field tips

I currently use the 4 blade. Does the 2 blade fly as well or is there more of a tendancy for planing with the 2 blade