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@@markabney same here! Out of all the broadheads I’ve ever used the Black Hornet Ser Razor is my all time favorites!

@@cameronfloyd1677 your gonna make me root around and find these heads aren’t you lol joke. Yeah I think I can put together an accuracy test on these heads in the future. Kinda forgot I even did a preview video on these 🤦🏼

@@wcwcgarner2717 they are a 204 diameter. As far as price goes they very from 44.99 to 74.99 for a half dozen depending on the options you choose. The 44.99 is mainly for just a half dozen shafts and the 74.99 is for inserts, spine alignment, cut to length and squaring the ends. They include nocks no matter what. They don’t offer any type of custom build at this time through White Water. Thanks for watching and for inquiring about them. Any other questions please feel free to ask

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 thanks alot buddy. I am going to look into them. They look awesome

@@wcwcgarner2717 no problem buddy! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed if you decide to go with them! I also have a discount code you can use to save yourself 10% if you do decide to try them. It’s in the video but I can post it as well

I am going to buy them buddy. Do you have that discount code. Please. Thank you

What is your draw length and arrow weight. I am 28.5 mods on my mathews 65#

@@Foreverbowhunting84 thanks man! They definitely do the job and then some! I’ve always had great success with the stinger buzzcut and black hornet ser razor.

@@Foreverbowhunting84 thanks brother 👊🏻

@@timbow50 I have seen it and his test on it. Definitely a unique design and I could see it appealing to a lot of people. For me though I love my Magnus heads

@@bigg9101 that would be cool I agree. Unfortunately I don’t think there is any plans in making them lighter than 150 because they don’t want the structural integrity and durability to suffer by making it lighter. If there’s such a demand for higher weights then I think they’ll consider it.

@@stevebeaudry4688 it’s really pretty simple if you don’t like the content then don’t watch I mean it’s quite simple. I’m shooting from 50 yards in case you missed that part so it takes a little bit from shot to shot. If you prefer to punch the trigger as soon as your pin gets near the bullseye that’s up to you. Anyways thanks for watching 👍🏻

@@joshuaeck2712 yes I build all my own arrows and do build arrows for others from time to time.

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 they look sharp!! I got some Sirius Gemini arrows in 250 spine I love them

@@noahtiedtke3249 as long as they are all 5 grains heavier and weigh close to the same then I would say it’s acceptable. But if you have one that weighs 100 and another weighs 105 that’s a bit much I agree.

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 fair but I’m thinking of it from a stand point of weight matching etc. why shoot something 5 grains heavier after sighting in and being sighted in with a setup that is going to be 5 grains lighter. If it was only a grain or within a grain I wouldn’t care as much. But that extra 5 grains could effect the way the arrow flys at a certain distance then your whole sight is off in other areas.

@@noahtiedtke3249 ohhh I know whatcha mean as I’m very ocd when it’s comes to arrow building and weights. I want all my arrows to be within 1 grain from each other after being built.

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 the hard part is the blade retainers weight exactly 5 grains. I take them off and the heads are perfect. 😂 but I need those on them.

@@noahtiedtke3249 hahaha yeah that’s kind of a must have for these heads 😂

@@paulheberling2750 right! Hair popping sharp straight outta the package! I’m beyond impressed and excited about these heads! That kinda sharpness straight out of the box, combined with their lifetime replacement guarantee and all for $50 for a 3 pack. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

@@C.Fowler thank you. I’ve been playing around with a few different video editing apps and trying to make the videos more appealing. Thanks for the kind words and for watching 🏹🎯

@@RonSteele66 nah the total video is only 4:13 long and I did edit out a good bit from the time I finished talking till the broadhead impacted the target. You can easily fast forward through as well too to see the end result if that’s what you’re interested in. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

He’ll be in there right next to the 150 grain black hornet ser razor and the new 150 grain Single bevel buzzcut! Could start tomorrow as far as I’m concerned, I’m over this heat already lol. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

I did a video on the 4 blade killer bee buzzcuts a couple months ago and they did great and grouped well with field points. Let me know how they do for you and thanks for watching 🏹🎯

To my knowledge the main blades are identical in the 125 and 150. They’re both 2 3/16” in length and have a cutting diameter of 1 1/8”. Thanks for watching

You have good taste in broadheads buddy! No doubt the Stinger has taken down many animals all across the world and will continue to do so. Glad you like the test and thank you for the kind words. Thanks buddy you take care as well

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 this has become one one fav channel's to watch for broadhead testing. Because you shoot out to 50 yards. I like to shoot that far too. And other channels just shoot 5 feet away into gel. Keep up the good work my friend

@@wcwcgarner2717 I’ve found 50 yards to be a happy medium. It’s overkill for my hunting setups as the furthest shot I have an opportunity at is 42 yards but it’s nice to know they’re capable of more. I’ve had some comment that 50 isn’t far enough but it’s more than enough for me lol. I appreciate the kind words buddy and for watching the channel. Lets me know I’m doing something right lol.

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 I think testing past 50 yards isn’t necessary and may be counterproductive because of not knowing exactly where the pin was at the break. It’s hard to get good feedback for me past that yardage. If I can keep the hits inside a 5” circle max at 50 , preferably 4”, im calling the practice and testing good. Besides, I won’t be shooting at live critters past 50, pigs and varmints maybe but not a deer or even an antelope. I pretty much know my limits.

@@timbow50 exactly I couldn’t agree more! If I can put the head in that white circle on that morrell high roller target with the field point even if I’m just cutting the edge I’m calling it field point accurate.

Thank you! It was from 15 yards thank you very much lol jk 😂😂

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 🫵😎👍

If you decide to try them you won’t be disappointed. They have a good variety ranging from .166 diameter micros all the way up to 27 size target arrows. Thank you and you take care too buddy

I have 2 packs of them and they’re available on the Magnus website. They only come in 150 grain and right bevel for the time being. I know they won’t be making them in any weight under 150 cause they don’t want it effecting the structural integrity. If there’s such a demand they may consider making them in higher weights depending on what the market is. Thanks for watching

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 No, I meant how many of your heads weigh slightly under 150. You know how manufacturers will say plus or minus the advertised specifications.

That’s why I always at least shoot the broadhead first, don’t ask me how I know lol. Like any Magnus head these bad boys fly like darts!

Thanks brother! Been working on making my content better and more enjoyable. That they are and with that being said I’m ready for October!

Thanks man! Appreciate the kind words and support!

Thanks brother! Could definitely be something to consider in the future! Thanks for watching and the continued support 🏹🎯

The Black Hornet Ser Razors have been my favorite go to head since they released! I agree with you I can’t wait till fall and I see these heads becoming a huge hit for Magnus! I’ll be running the single bevel buzzcuts and the 150 grain black hornet set razors! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

For sure! They’ll go quick

Can’t go wrong with the Stinger Buzzcut! My next upload will actually be about the 150 grain Stinger Buzzcut 2 blade 😎. Thanks for watching and you take care too buddy

When are those 2 blade 150 black Hornets coming out?​@@keystonestatebowmen3128

Nice! You’re gonna love them. I’ll be uploading another video here very shortly on them 😉

Couldn’t agree more! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

Hehehe my dad jokes are on point 💪🏻

Thanks bro! Cant beat a Magnus Broadhead in my opinion. Between being American made, scary sharp straight outta the package and their lifetime replacement guarantee is something only shared by a few companies and the others are very high dollar companies. Stinger Buzzcuts are wicked heads and do a number on critters! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

I just think it comes in too late. I mainly hunt for turkeys on my parents property where I grew up and from mid March to mid April I’d go out and shoot my bow and they’d be firing off everywhere. Once season starts you might hear a couple on the roost but once they hit the ground it’s complete silence. They’re either all henned up or they’re just not interested.

That’s awesome! Can’t go wrong with any Magnus head in my opinion and experience. Nothing wrong with the 100 grain models, I actually bumped up to the 150 grain models for this year. Made in America and guaranteed lifetime replacement warranty! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 I have to send one back. I have to look into how to do that. But they are tuff.

@@wcwcgarner2717 it’s really easy. Just take a picture of it and send an email to customerservice@magnusbroadheads.com include the picture, model, your name and address and they’ll get you a brand new one sent out very quickly. They are extremely tough and come hunting sharp straight out of the pack.

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 Thank you for the info.

@@wcwcgarner2717 you’re welcome, glad to help.

Thank you! That was from 60 yards while setting up my sight tape for my Hoyt Alpha X 30. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

Yes sir! Waiting not so patiently for season to get started! Got 2 different ground blind setups, plus a sorta run and gun setup as well ready to go! 13 more days 🦃🏹

Yep and then I have people questioning the whole authenticity of the video. You can fast forward through those parts as well when I’m in between shots or walking back and forth to the target. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

That is not correct. I am the founder and owner of magnus and we never had a magnus classic 150 grain single bevel. We sold our traditional line of glue on broadheads in 2012 to Thundervalley and they were called magnus classics but there was never a magnus classic single bevel broadhead. Thank you

I couldn’t agree more! 🏹🎯🇺🇸

Thank you and thanks for watching 🏹🎯

Sounds like a very nice setup! Lots of knockdown power outta that baby I’m betting. I do also have a video on the channel featuring the new 150 single bevel. Quite impressed with that head myself and can’t wait to see and get my hands on some of the Buzzcut versions when they release! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

Yes sir! Can’t say enough good things about the Sirius Gemini arrow as they haven’t disappointed since they released. Running the same arrows out of both my setups (Mathews Lift 29.5 and Hoyt Alpha X 30) just with different vanes. Going to start tinkering with a build to use the Magnus Bullhead for spring gobbler season here very shortly. Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

@@keystonestatebowmen3128 because I only pull 60-61#’s I’m waiting on the 125 grain head. That way I can keep at least some sort of arrow speed. If they don’t get them out this year I will just keep using the black hornets 125’s.

@@timbow50 I’m not sure if it’s in the plans for them to make the single bevel in 125. I know I heard if there’s a demand for it they might consider going heavier but I thought I read or watched somewhere that they won’t make it in anything less than 150 so they don’t compromise durability. Regardless the black Hornet is a wicked head and one of my all time favorites.

I draw 61-62#’s with 125’s black hornets. Never have a problem getting pass thru hits on deer. On pigs I use the slick trick standards for better blood trails.

Thanks for the comment and for being a longtime subscriber! I would definitely say you’d see some drift with that high of wind being the 150s have such a big cut. In my testing of them the 125s definitely fly better than the 150s just due to pure design and surface area. I unfortunately haven’t taken any animals with them and have been running Magnus heads in my quiver. Trifecta definitely makes a great head that’s very versatile, I’m just partial to my Magnus heads. I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos and appreciate your support! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯

My thoughts exactly 🙌🏻

Ordered some last week and waiting for them. About to paper tune Rip tko arrows for when they show up.

@@darkknightstrikes nice!

Nice can’t argue with those results! I just received some 150 grain 4 blade Killer Bee Buzzcuts so we’ll see what they can do! Thanks for watching 🏹🎯