[Troy F]

Lots of shooting bricks and such these days, so that’s fine for breaking Broadheads. Mr Mike Sohm is kind enough to Trust the RF ark review The Magnus Black Hornet Ser Razor. Here’s the results from last night on a solid 190 pounder.

First of all. The shot was a 17 yard tripod shot. Blade Is undamaged, pass through. Arrow has 100 grain Ethics insert - it’s a “heavy dove load” 538 / 15%

The blood trail was steady and substantial. 50 yards and crappie flop.

And finally - “yeah, man, he hit a rib there’s
Like a dozen of them”. He didn’t hit a rib, he center punched one! Ain’t no thang for the hornet!!!! 🐝

Full video review on the RF channel soon!!! Buy some Magnus Black Hornet Ser Razors! Animals hate them!!!!

 

[deer310sg]

Look like tough, durable heads. Why did you choose the ser razors over the standard blades? Have you used the regular bladed hornets?
Great shot by the way!

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[Sparrowhawk]

Heard you on the recent DiY Sportsman podcast. Excellent episode that introduced me to you and your arrow philosophy. Really got me thinking about fixing my "Skeet loads."

 

[lunghit]

I am using the regular blade Black Hornets this season. They should be easier to sharpen on my Lansky than a serrated blade. They fly great and should have no issues with my 60 and 52 pound bows.

 

[Dan Mallia]

They’re definitely a devestaing head. Good stuff.

 

[eyeguy]

I shot a nice 3.5 yo buck last year with the 125 serr razor. Clipped the head of the shoulder blade with the full depth of one of the main blades. The broadhead and arrow combination was able to keep going in a straight line and give me an exit although the arrow was just hanging out. It fell out in the first 10 yards. The arrow was a gold tip 300 total weight of 500 grains and bow was a 65 lb carbon defiant at 31 in draw.

 

[IClark]

Shot this buck in the high shoulder with a magnus ser razor at 48 yards.

 

[Troy F]

Dropping a reply here, if it gets cut short or is a mess, we’ll, I mean, I am hunting after all!!’

The question about the Ser Razor and the buzzcut feature. I prefer that blade for the absolutely superior edge integrity through the whole animal. The inside of the chistle serrations are sharp and they actually sharpen when you put them on a lansky or whatever method you choose.
Anyway, they consistently shred on the softest and most lethal parts of critters. The best, cut on contact design, due to this edge integrity feature, in the industry. If you’re gonna shoot a double bevel and you want to kill your critter fast, that’s the ticket.
You guys know I’m a big fan of the single bevels. But not everyone wants to jump on that bus.
Magnus Hornet or Buzzcut stinger!

Back to hunting. It’s about pig 30!!

RF OUT

 

[Viper69]

The ser razors are my favorite fixed head out there!

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[Troy F]

Heard you on the recent DiY Sportsman podcast. Excellent episode that introduced me to you and your arrow philosophy. Really got me thinking about fixing my "Skeet loads."

It’s something to consider.
A jump of 100-150 grains of insert offers nothing but upside, in a hunting situation. “It’s more important to increase the probability of penetrating through the animal, than it is to JUST concern yourself with gettibg the arrow to the animal” they are mutually exclusive but entertwined. Start with the first objective. Through the animal

Holler if you have any questions or PM me here.
[email protected]

 

[Jonathan3220]

Impressive results. May have to try one out someday

 

[catkinson]

Nice !!

 

[Mathias]

Thanks OP.
I’m going to try these this year. I like a stoutly build BH.

 

[full moon64]

Thanks OP.
I’m going to try these this year. I like a stoutly build BH.

Good choice thats all I use..Stinger Buzzcut.100"s fly perfect with bleeder blade

 

[jaximus]

A jump of 100-150 grains of insert offers nothing but upside, in a hunting situation

preach! amen brother! ive been saying this for a while!

 

[Sparrowhawk]

It’s something to consider.
A jump of 100-150 grains of insert offers nothing but upside, in a hunting situation. “It’s more important to increase the probability of penetrating through the animal, than it is to JUST concern yourself with gettibg the arrow to the animal” they are mutually exclusive but entertwined. Start with the first objective. Through the animal

Holler if you have any questions or PM me here.
[email protected]

Thanks Troy.

 

[mikesohm/magnus]

Thank you Troy

 

[deadquiet]

preach! amen brother! ive been saying this for a while!

But what will that do to my speed!!!!! That's how you kill animals....the fastest bow is the best hands down......All the good hunters have to shoot at least 280 FPS......lol If you can't shoot 280 you might as well use a spear...…..that's what I'm told. :wink:

 

[jaximus]

But what will that do to my speed!!!!! That's how you kill animals....the fastest bow is the best hands down......All the good hunters have to shoot at least 280 FPS......lol If you can't shoot 280 you might as well use a spear...…..that's what I'm told. :wink:

dang, you got me! i guess ill have to tell you my secret... i fill the arrow with helium so its lighter, offsets the brass weight

 

[mikesohm/magnus]

Here is a testimonial sent in by Ty Weaver on his recent African Bowhunt. Congrats TY!
Just a quick note to share the incredible performance of the Black Hornets in Africa!
I took 13 species with them! After the third animal, even my Professional Hunter commented that he has never seen a broadhead perform this type of destruction on game! He even said that he will “require” not recommend them! For 15 years the Stinger has been my favorite, especially for African game…..and then came The Black Hornet in its “compact” & stout design! It is like a full metal jacket with razor wire!....it’s now my ultimate go to broadhead! The toughness is truly impressive, blowing through Wildebeest like a hot knife through butter! All 13 animals were complete pass throughs with massive holes and disgusting but beautiful blood trails!! I was even fortunate to take a Vaal Rhebok that will make top five or better in the record books. (Green Scores as a World Record in the Trophy Game Records of The World)

Thank you !
Ty Weaver