Derek Craig from Magnus Broadheads talks about the value and performance benefits of fixed blade broadheads at the Archery Trade Association - ATA 2020 show
Ran into a bit of hog problem a few months back and decided to switch to fixed blades for the first time. I've decided on either the Magnus Stinger buzzcut or the black hornet ser razor. Apparently I decided too late bc you cant find them anywhere. Sucks!
The black hornet ser razor is the best broadhead on the market period, if you don’t believe me go try one there absolutely devastating! Thank you for making such an amazing head!
I have used the Black hornet since they came out and can say they are awesome broad heads. Just buy 6 of them and you will not have to buy another broad head for the rest of your life. Now that is saving some money.
The Black Hornet Ser Razor is an absolutely viscous broadhead. I started hunting with the Ser Razor about 4 years ago and it is one lethal son of a gun. You just know that animal is going down if you hit it with a Ser Razor. And quick too. I call them the little battle axe. Short, wide, very lethal and durable as all get out.
Gonna be elk hunting, yes elk hunting with a 43lb R/D longbow this year. You're damn right there's gonna be a stinger at the end of that 600 grain arrow.
We warranty all of the Stinger series heads, Snuffer SS, Black Hornet series, Bullheads, and all other current products, regardless of how many years you have owned them or where you purchased them from. The old glue on Snuffer and screw in Snuffer heads from the traditional lineup made many years ago are no longer made. We sold that segment of the business off approximately 10 years ago. The new owners then went out of business after two or three years.
Sorry. We cannot warranty a product that we no longer own the rights to. You can email us at customerservice@magnusbrosdheads.com and ask Mike. He might help out but I cannot guarantee that. It is above my pay grade.
@@stalkinitoutdoors-waldenta7652 Yep, herd that, not trying to start a battle. I am a machinist and most of the steel that is used in manufacturing in the US is foreign. I said that I will try these heads because of this video.
@BlueWidow2010 We make all of our heads in the USA will 100% USA labor AND 100% USA materials. All materials right down to the screws are made in the USA. I am the one that does all of the CAD drawings for the products, assist in quality control, and all R&D.
This has to one of the most well spoken broadhead interviews. I definitely want to try the black hornet Ser razor.
When I researched my first broad-head, these kept coming up over and over, several recommendations, and their warranty is second to none
I live in Canada do you think they still warrant there warranty 🤔
Ran into a bit of hog problem a few months back and decided to switch to fixed blades for the first time. I've decided on either the Magnus Stinger buzzcut or the black hornet ser razor. Apparently I decided too late bc you cant find them anywhere. Sucks!
The black hornet ser razor is the best broadhead on the market period, if you don’t believe me go try one there absolutely devastating! Thank you for making such an amazing head!
They do stand behind them 100%
I have used the Black hornet since they came out and can say they are awesome broad heads. Just buy 6 of them and you will not have to buy another broad head for the rest of your life. Now that is saving some money.
The Black Hornet Ser Razor is an absolutely viscous broadhead. I started hunting with the Ser Razor about 4 years ago and it is one lethal son of a gun. You just know that animal is going down if you hit it with a Ser Razor. And quick too. I call them the little battle axe. Short, wide, very lethal and durable as all get out.
Gonna be elk hunting, yes elk hunting with a 43lb R/D longbow this year. You're damn right there's gonna be a stinger at the end of that 600 grain arrow.
Going to try magnus broadheads this year because of the video and the fact that they’ll stand behind their product that well
Definitely one of the best!!!! Will be in my quiver next year for the third year running. Killed my biggest buck with the blackhornet serazor!
I wasn't aware of the great warranty. I had one last year go through a deer and stick in a hillside. Tip was bent. I'll have to take a picture now
Just picked up the stinger 4 blade 125 grain looks like an awesome broadhead. Can't wait to test it out this season.
I love magnus Broadheads! I do really wish they had stinger single bevel option though.
Never tried them. I use Rage broadheads. They work great for me. I would try them.
Rage are garbage. I speak from experience.
@@GrizzAxxemann rage broadheads work great for me.
I have used the warranty and they are great people to do business with
Taken two Kansas bucks with the black hornet. Good broadheads.
Do you still warranty your original broad heads? You know, the ones with the lifetime warranty?
We warranty all of the Stinger series heads, Snuffer SS, Black Hornet series, Bullheads, and all other current products, regardless of how many years you have owned them or where you purchased them from. The old glue on Snuffer and screw in Snuffer heads from the traditional lineup made many years ago are no longer made. We sold that segment of the business off approximately 10 years ago. The new owners then went out of business after two or three years.
@@NewDayOutdoors I guess that means, "NO".
Sorry. We cannot warranty a product that we no longer own the rights to. You can email us at customerservice@magnusbrosdheads.com and ask Mike. He might help out but I cannot guarantee that. It is above my pay grade.
Man.....I am buying these just cause of the warranty and quality of course....and I own over 200 BH different kinds
Long blade angle equals slicing vs chopping.
Best period!
Made in the USA I hope. If so it will be my new heads.
All Magnus broadheads are made with USA materials and USA labor!
@@averagejackarchery Thanks, figured so.
The company is proud enough of the Made in USA label that they mentioned it within the first minute of the vid. Support local business!
@@stalkinitoutdoors-waldenta7652 Yep, herd that, not trying to start a battle. I am a machinist and most of the steel that is used in manufacturing in the US is foreign. I said that I will try these heads because of this video.
@BlueWidow2010 We make all of our heads in the USA will 100% USA labor AND 100% USA materials. All materials right down to the screws are made in the USA. I am the one that does all of the CAD drawings for the products, assist in quality control, and all R&D.