Magnus Bullhead Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2024
- Review of the Magnus Bullhead, how to check key things so it flies on target.
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As usual you explain things the best of anybody. You made it simple for me to get these flying perfectly. I just built my own arrows per your recommendation. Them cops were hilarious!
I've been Shooting Archery and Bowhunting going on my 48th yr. I've been watching your videos and They are No Bull Shit Reviews !
You tell it the way it is !
Keep the Videos Coming !
Stay Safe & Healthy !
God Bless !
P.S . Don't Worry about the back ground noise , you can hear you Clearly ! I believe your mic. cuts out the back ground noise !
Thanks ranch fairy for all your advice over the years . Finally nailed my first pig with a bow yesterday .
Almost gave up on bow hunting until i found your chanel .
The Magnus kit with the Victory feather fletched arrows fly like darts for me. I was skeptical at first about the whole thing, but these whacky heads shoot great for me.
Troy your channel is awesome! I've been a fan for years but I think this is my first time posting. Thank you!
Mikes company and Bull heads rock, I’ve put down several bids with them. But as you suggested, you definitely have to test shoot thoroughly.
When I set customers up with these, I found that 4” or greater feathers in 3-fletch and offset/helical (right or left wing depending on how the bow clocks) get great flight. I wouldn’t recommend straight fletch with theses. Also, I always set up the arrow so 1 blade is pointing straight down to maximize your sight clearance and I like the arrow length to be about 1.5” or more in front to the shelf for safety.
The hanging pillow target works great…..just keep some packing tape handy because it takes about 3 shots to destroy a pillow.
Something else to try would be flu-flu arrow fletching and/or adding up to three #10 washers behind the broadhead since you are trying to improve flight, and penetration with this type head/neck shot is not an issue. Number 10 washers weigh about 12 grains apiece. This can add up to 36 grains up front. Three 5 inch plastic vanes weigh about 35 - 40 grains. Three 5 inch feathers weigh about 10 grains. ADDING weight to the front of the arrow and REDUCING weight at the rear can have a dramatic affect on flight. I raised the FOC on a crossbow arrow from 9 percent to 12 percent just by replacing the plastic vanes with feathers using the same weight point up front.
I just got the 100gr kit today which only took 2 days to get here. I literally put the heads on the arrows, walked outside and they were dead on at 10-20yrds. Lucky? I don't know, but they flew like darts never adjusted anything.I can't wait to try them on a turkey.
I've never used the Bullhead, but I have used the Gobbler guillotine. That broadhead is nasty. But going to switch to the Magnus now since the Guillotine is no longer made.
Magnus broad heads are awesome!!!Just got my bull head kit and they work awesome - flew like darts!! I highly recommend anything Magnus!!! Use a pillow to shoot them to zero them in or you will be breaking blades!!!!
That wood chipper and cop skit was PRICELESS!! Got my thumbs up for sure! 👍
sometimes is just comes together
NE Wisconsin… we got 4” of snow yesterday and it’s going to be 78 degrees this week.
Thanks for the review Troy. I’ve seen these heads in my pro shop and wondered if they work well.
I've seen guys put 6 vanes on their arrow and getting great stability in their arrow with 6 vanes. So if anyone is having trouble with the kit and what's provided you may want to try the 6 vane setup
I use 6 fletch feathers and it’s flies great
“Bounce one of these off their head” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 why am I laughing so hard?
“If a turkeys head is gone …. You win” rofl
Have harvested 2 or 3 turkeys with these. I did purchase the kit.
😂 entertaining and educational as always! Great video RF
I shoot traditional. When I got the bullheads I tested them and they shot perfectly. My arrows are 500 spine with a 100 grain insert and 3 feather fletching. 20 yards back and I would hit what I was aiming at
Nice I seen this at the shop. Iwas worried it would hit my sight and would be very hard to tune them so I bought some mechanicals I seen on clearance just for turkeys.
Wish I'd of waited and seen this video. Thanks for the great content Troy
We have a ton of Bullhead 'how to" videos on the Magnus YT channel or my channel as well. If you have questions, please let me know.
I just killed my first bird ever today with a 125grn bullhead loved it bird took 10 steps and flopped over. 2 blades broke off but thats why they give you extra will be buying more!
I love the Bullheads, I've been using them for years. I build my own turkey arrows, a little longer, but that's pretty much it, same nock, same feathers...I did build a couple of flu-flu arrows one year but I don't think you need them; it was cool to watch those big fletching in flight though! I'm kinda disappointed you didn't do the hotdog shot though...
Would this work for small game like squirrels and rabbits?
Thank you troy for all the testing that you do. And what did you say about a 200 grain rf broadhead....
always wondered about these propeller looking heads thx. Troy..
Thanks Troy!
Can you explain or point me in the right direction for "lift can also push down" part?
That’s how airplanes fly. The elevator (tail) is creating lift in a downward direction to keep the nose up. Think teeter totter.
@@mat_in_texas I understand Bernoulli’s principle but along with the shape of the wing as air flows over the top causing lift from underneath the wing…flight….but when Troy mentioned lift also can push down while talking about the broadhead confused me
Lift is a technical term describing how the broadhead pushes into the atmosphere. There is NO UP on a broadhead - it does not have wings on the side to make it go one direction (with a motor pushing of course). it is rotating (and the shaft is bending while rotating which no one talks about...well, me!). So it is "lifting" in all directions as it goes downrange.
Think about it as pushing into the atmosphere, not lifting (which it is doing because the atmosphere has mass and pressure from gravity pulling on the atmosphere around 14.7 PSI (sea level) then give or take based on elevation). So it "lifts" into the mass of the atmosphere.
We cannot control up or down "lift".
@@RanchFairy perfect, thank you.
Saw you recently on the meateater channel and was wondering what kind of sight your rocking on your compound?
EZV Sight
Killin it RF!!
PS, nice sight!!
Still working
Do you always shoot 60 lbs? Or is that your setup for turkey?
60/65/70 whatever it takes
Does the arrow spin in the same direction as the offset of the blades?
Yes
Great video, which bow were you using?
THP Bear Adapt
@@RanchFairy how are you liking it? Been thinking about picking one up. Shooting a Bear Legit right now.
@@stevepauley2437 Its super smooth and easy to tune. If you're into speed, it aint that. It's just a meat ax! (that's a good thing)
@@RanchFairy smooth and easy to tune is what I like. Speed doesn’t really matter to me. With my short 26” draw, I’m not breaking any speed records anyway. 😂
I learned to shoot when I was 10, and my cousins wouldn’t let me use a sight. I think I was some experiment for them, but now I can’t shoot accurately with a site. It’s all instinct shooting for me. I guess it worked because I can hit a bullseye at 60yds or less
Many years ago when that was a new head, I tested many things on that particular head. Give Seth a call Monday and I can explain something you may be interested in
They're coming to get you
sure would like to see you shoot one ,,,just to see how they fly ,,,,
Woodchipper and sirens….couldn’t help but think the movie Fargo. 😂😂
Good video. 👍🦃
Full length 300 spine arrows, 125g up front and send it!
Tks Troy, If only if against a feral it could shave it before cutting its throat . have a good one
Looking forward to those 200gr heads.
It's hilarious how the Algorithm thinks I need every RF video. Not like I do... 😅 But this one was good too
I love your videos and magnus broadheads especially black hornet ser but have to sharpen it and they are your sponsor and your all about sharp broadheads so why can't they make them and sell them sharpened like we make them before they sell them besides that great customer service and lifetime warranty
It looks like the Gobbler Guillotine I shot 20 years ago lol
We came out with them in 2008. We have put 15 years into the engineering and development of the system. I have head chopped more birds than anyone, all with the Bullhead during my involvement with the brand/product since 2009. There is a reason that the Bullhead is the #1 head chopping broadhead these days. The system just flat works.
That trophy ridge sync rest is very unreliable. Other than that I like that new bow.
🏹🎯👍
Seems like better flight with more fletching
And that was clearly explained!
@@RanchFairy I agree
Some bad Mofos! 🏹🦃🎯
I thought we were going see you get arrested once the cops finally got there. Charged with.....god knows what.
Remember folks you need a 650 gr arrow to kill turkeys
I'll take this cheap shot because we are talking about chopping their head off and not a body shot and then, just to play along, I'll one up you.
An arrow that will kill a Cape buffalo will kill a deer and a turkey but a twizzler stick with the old flapper on front, is capable of killing a deer and turkey. However, on cape buffalo, it will dramatically increase the chances you become the "greasy stuff in a Cape cape buffalos hooves."
So, it doesn't hurt. I sure hear a lot of flapper shooters saying turkeys are "hard to penetrate".
If you head shot them and hit them with that point in the head, you will swear they have been shot with a rifle.
Legit
Neighbors shredded wife?
I have seen some slow-mo of these in action....EWWWWWWW nasty
Okay… once again… we have some fuzzy thinking goin* on. No, your war heads and your fletch are NOT wings. Wings create lift by creating a pressure differential between the upper and lower surfaces. They are properly called fins - that redirect airflow along the shaft. Bad arrow flight (assuming a good shooter, a properly tuned bow, properly spined arrows,etc) results from the warhead impeding the the gyroscopic effect created by the fletch. That is basically what your arrow is… a child’s gyroscope. When the gyroscope is spinning fast enough, it will balance on your finger. When it slows, it goes unstable and will eventually tip over. We see the same effect in guns: if the rifle does not spin the bullet fast enough, it will go unstable and tumble and even create keyholes at the target. What you’re doing with your adult fletch is simply inducing enough spin to create the required gyroscopic effect needed to stabilize the arrow.
Spin rate does not mean much on an arrow because the center of mass is ahead of the center of pressure. The spin rate on bullets crucial because the center of mass is behind the center of pressure.
If they had 150 grain I'd give it a go. I keep the same setup all year. I even hunt turkey with a single bevel because that's what I got lol
You won't find any difference if you screw on a 125 Bullhead. Due to the forces on the longer blades, the lift is exaggerated and will act like a heavier head than it actually is.