bigcountry

I just picked up 6 to broadhead tune my bow. I figure 2 blade would fit the bill considering I am shooting a 490gr arrow with head and a 50# bow.

Does other think the bleeders would be nessacarry?

BobCo19-65

Well, I can just give you my opinion. I don't like the regular Magnus bleeder blades. I do like them on the Stingers, but on the regular Magnus, I have always has noise problems and sometimes bad flight characteristics. Many people have also reported having the bleeders breaking inside of game, making field dressing a little dangerous. So if it were me, I'd leave them off.

Alex The Hawk

Not nescessary < i shoot them for pigs and never lost one yet, Just keep them sharp and oiled.

bigcountry

Little disappointed with factory edge. But no problem, I am not good at too many things, but can sharpen things to razor edge.

Double Creek

Unless you enjoy perfect flight, effortless penetration, and top quality heads, theMagnus isn't for you.....

I've used the 2 blade heads for years, even when shooting a compound.... I love the way they just slip right through a deer....

I don't believe the bleeders are necessary either....

bigcountry

DC do you mean "unless you don't enjoy perfect flight"?

Double Creek

Nope, I said it right...... Notice the isn't..... Ok, it was a bad attempt at sarcasism

Magnus rocks!!

100rollie

I have used both with and without bleeders on whitetails in the pastand was very pleased both ways. I personally did not notice a difference in the bloodtrails.Seemed like good heads and sharpened real good too.

arrowsmit

Great broadheads, & you sure can't beat the Magnus warranty!

bigcountry

Has anyone ever used the magnus warranty and what for?