Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
#1
Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
I have been thinking about switching from mechanicals to a fixed blade broadhead. No real reason, just for the heck of it. Anyway, I have been looking at the NAP Razorback 100, the Satellite Titan 100 and the Magnus Stinger 100. Who has tried these and what is your opinion of them?
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#2
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Kansas
Posts: 316
RE: Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
Let me see if I can sum this up
-razor sharp out of package
-spin true, guaranteed
-Stainless Steel blades
-absolutely unconditional lifetime guarantee, you shoot into a cinder block, you get a new head
-the owner stands out professionally, and is just a really nice guy
-fly like your field points
Magnus Stingers, of course.
JMAC
-razor sharp out of package
-spin true, guaranteed
-Stainless Steel blades
-absolutely unconditional lifetime guarantee, you shoot into a cinder block, you get a new head
-the owner stands out professionally, and is just a really nice guy
-fly like your field points
Magnus Stingers, of course.
JMAC
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vinton VA
Posts: 2,978
RE: Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
Stay away from the titains they are junk. The new razorbacks are good heads, but not as versitale as the stingers. You can't replace any of the blades if they get bent. The Stingers are replaceable, as well as resharpenable and they have a lifetime replacement policy.
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Flowery Branch Ga. 30542
Posts: 823
RE: Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
I had sucess with the magnus stinger four blade 100 grain. I found it easy to tune and they flew good and hit right with the field points.
I took a deer with one in Sept. . blood trail was ok, found the deer about 60 yards from where it was shot.
I use both mechanicals and fixed blades, so far from what I have seen, a 1 1/4 inch mechanical will put the deer down a bit quicker than the smaller fixed blade, arrow placement being the same. So, since I find this to be true, I have a tendency to use mechanicals when I think I'll have a close in shot ( 25 yards or less) If I think the deer will present the shot from 30 to 40 yards I'll use a fixed, depends on what stand I'm in.
I took a deer with one in Sept. . blood trail was ok, found the deer about 60 yards from where it was shot.
I use both mechanicals and fixed blades, so far from what I have seen, a 1 1/4 inch mechanical will put the deer down a bit quicker than the smaller fixed blade, arrow placement being the same. So, since I find this to be true, I have a tendency to use mechanicals when I think I'll have a close in shot ( 25 yards or less) If I think the deer will present the shot from 30 to 40 yards I'll use a fixed, depends on what stand I'm in.
#7
RE: Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
Another vote for the Magnus Stinger. It's my first year using them and thus far they fly great and I got a complete passthrough on the one deer I've shot with them so far.
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rockford Michigan USA
Posts: 1,344
RE: Which Cut-On Contact Fixed Blade Broadhead?
I would go with the magnus stingers. It is really nice being able to sharpen your blades instead of having to replace them at about $3 a shot! Also the penetration on two blades like that is amazing. Only downside is on a liver hit the deer will have one less cut and will go further. This wouldn't matter for lungs or heart because the lungs collapse and heart stops beating no matter what the size of the hole.