[Hoosier]

If you have any experience with Magnus Stingers, please tell me how much better the bloodtrails were with the bleeder blades versus the plain 2-blade Stinger (NON-buzzcut). I have decided to use the Stingers this fall because of, among other things, the company's customer care. Tell me about the difference in bloodtrails please. Thanks.

 

[Hoosier]

ttt

 

[wind in face]

I have never hunted with the Stinger line, but I have used,{ and still do} Magnus traditional heads.
After years of hunting with both,, I can say that I dont think you will find much of a difference between 2, or 4 blades.
My personal choice of the Magnus line is the 100gr. screw in. I enjoy getting these blades so sharp that the last thing you would want to do is shave with them.:wink:
One thing you will notice with these type of heads is the reaction or lack of one when you zing one through the boiler room. And that is why I use them.

You really dont need a blood trail when your game doesnt run off hell bent for leather after you stick'em.
Good luck, you cant go wrong with Magnus!

 

[apbarton]

You really dont need a blood trail when your game doesnt run off hell bent for leather after you stick'em.
Good luck, you cant go wrong with Magnus![/QUOTE]


Amen, brother!

 

[AtTheWall]

I've shot the 2 blade Stingers and 4 blade Stingers.

The blood trail is better with the 4 blade design. Both shoot the same from a grouping/accuracy standpoint from my Hoyt UltraTec.

 

[Hoosier]

Thanks guys. Can anybody else give me some input about this?

 

[Hoosier]

bump

 

[TXWhackMaster]

I've used them both. Right now I'm using the 4 blade. I got great blood trails from both so I would just use the one that groups the best for you. You can't go wrong with either one.
Hunt hard.

 

[OLDHOOTOWL]

Well, you asked politely so I am going to give you some input.

No blades equals no blood.

2 blades equals some blood.

4 blades equals more blood.

And thats the name of that tune.