Magnus 2 blade broadheads are classics.....like a good movie, you see them come up again and again. These classic broadheads are being used by archers using both traditional and the fastest modern compound bows.

100 Grain - 2 Blade - Screw-In

Design:

I show a little bias here. If for no other reason, I give this broadhead high marks just for being a cut-to-tip design. Made of high carbon steel, it is spot-welded, copper-brazed and reinforced at the tip. Razor sharp, with a long shallow blade-to-blade angle of approximately 35°, it effortlessly penetrates hide, punches through bone and slices through the boiler room of the largest big game animals in North America.

100 Grain - 2 Blade - Screw-In

Durability:

I don't shoot at steel or rocks if I can help it. A little bone, a little wood, sure. After passing through a Manitoba buck this season, I found my arrow lodged in a fallen oak. Excavation with a knife was required to retrieve the broadhead. Visually, the broadhead was undamaged and a spin test back home confirmed that this broadhead only needed to be re-sharpened before reclaiming its space in my quiver.

100 Grain - 2 Blade - Screw-In

Sharpening:

These broadheads come sharp out of the package, but are so easily sharpened, why not? Magnus recommends the Accu Sharp knife sharpener. I have also used an Eze-Lap diamond sharpener with excellent results. These carbon steel broadheads are easily sharpened to a razor edge.

100 Grain - 2 Blade - Screw-In

Tuning:

One of the more frustrating things you may have experienced is tuning your bow so that your broadheads shoot like your field points. I had no problems obtaining a perfect spin test on a package of six Magnus 100 grain screw-in broadheads. However, my shot placement was not identical to that of shooting field point arrows. My arrows were planing high and right; this was not unexpected, nor should it be. Now, this has more to do with the bow being out of tune than some excuse that the broadheads are to blame. A short time later, after some minor adjustments to my arrow rest, I had my field points and broadheads grouping on top of each other. I tuned both of my hunting bows to shoot Magnus tipped arrows this season, both very fast bows, one set-up shooting in excess of 300 fps.

100 Grain - 2 Blade - Screw-In

Value:

Apart from losing your broadheads, your investment in Magnus is for life. Magnus offers an unconditional lifetime warranty on these broadheads. You bend it, they replace it. Nobody offers equal service.

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