Magnus broadheads?

[Tarleton Jake]

I love the 100gr Buzzcuts! Last year I shot a buck VERY close underneath my tree stand. The buzzcut went in, took a chunk out of the spine, and burried in the ground. After cleaning the deer, a few passes with a file were all the head needed before going back in the quiver. GREAT broadhead.

Jake

[G5 montec]

i think im goona make the change!!!

[Greywolf in Hawaii]

Snuffers have been my exclusive game killing head for 20 yrs, the blood trails are huge, a marginal hit I've had a time or two have resulted in recoveries. They are easy to sharpen, east to maintain and at $26.00 for 6 very affordable. They have a huge range as far as weight 100 grains to 250 grains
Need proof?

[EarleyBird]

I shoot 125 gr. Snuffers and love them.

[mnsherick]

I've been shooting the stingers (100gr) for years. Guys at the proshop said "try these" when I asked what were cheap and effective. They said you'll probably want to buy a bunch of different BHs and see how they fly and take game down anyways.

But I never had a reason to switch.

I've shot 52lbs @ 29" about 400 grain arrows

I'm a fixed blade guy, they always hit the same place as my field points so why switch, they don't have parts to break/replace/wear out and they are easy to sharpen after practice.

Never had a problem finding a pig with them.

-Matt

[Greywolf in Hawaii]

Last nights hog

[Marine1]

This one went through 2 pigs with one shot!

[Mojo]

I've got a set of the Snuffer SSs that haven't seen blood but I'm anxious to dirty them up this year...best thing about them for me is they shoot identical to my FTips and of course the warranty is the best in the business.

[mojo360]

Great heads. I made a trip by the factory to visit with Mike and took a tour while there. Each head is hand checked and hand tuned before being packaged. Great group of people up there.