Guys thank you for your posts. We are all about customere service and quality of our broadheads. Are we perfect, nope we are not. But the design and the quality of the material used is a proved product. We introduced our Stinger and Stinger Buzzcuts in 2005. Since 2005 every big game animal on this earth have been taken successfully with our stinger and stinger buzzcut 4 blade broadheads. We have countless bowhunters who have taken multiple animals with the same broadhead. Here is the reality on broadheads, having been in the broadhead business for this our 33rd year since I started Magnus in a spare bedroom in my parents home, There is not a broadhead made today nor will there ever be which is indestructible. When you shoot any projectile out of a bow or crossbow shooting between 170 and 400 fps, the energy goes somewhere and unfortunately the broadhead gets the blunt of it.
Our broadheads always penetrate and 99 percent of the time bowhunters get complete pass thrus and the broadhead/arrow is sticking in the ground. Regular Steel versus Regular Aluminum is a big difference-BUT AND THIS IS A BIG BUT. Regular Steel is not used in broadheads whether the broadhead is injection molded or if the broadhead is machined. Broadheads which is machined is a mild steel and our 7075 t6 aluminum has the same tensile strength as a mild steel. Over the years with our stinger and stinger buzzcut broadheads we have performed thousands of tests on durability, flight and penetration. I have said this before and stand by it. On any of our broadheads which have bent after penetrating an animal or bent after hitting a rock and or post, if any other broadhead on the market would have hit the same spot, at the same angle, out of the same bow, shooting the same poundage the other broadhead wouldnot have held together any better than ours.
The difference with us is we are 100 percent customer service oriented. If you ever bend or break a broadhead, email us a picture with your name and address and we replace it, its that simple.