I have taken countless deer with the Muzzy 90grn 4 blade and compound bow. Also taken many deer with Magnus buzzcut 4bld. This year with recurve and longbow, I'm using Magnus Killer Bee 150grn. 2bld heads, which I stropped to a razor edge. I took two deer with single bevel Cutthroat two years ago but Lord knows they are too expensive to use on deer. Saving them for future wild boar.
Shot my first archery bull this year with the ser razor 100gr at 30 yards and a clean double lung pass through. The bull didnt go 20 yards and fell over dead. The only broadhead I'll ever shoot again....devastating damage with 2 broken ribs and blew through so far I never could find my arrow! Beast of a head that flys as true as my field point. I live in Lebanon. I think I remember hearing you say you live over this way. Keep up the great vids. Look forward to shooting with you some day
I was pleasantly surprised to see a comparison where a head that barely made it through the plywood was selected as the top choice anyway. I enjoy seeing people who like what they like, whether everyone else agrees or not. So many "tests" want to declare a head to be "the best" because it survives contact with a brick, or gets a pass-through on plywood or whatever. A broadhead has to succeed in several areas to be great. It has to travel accurately, overcome hide and potentially bone, and cause sufficient vascular damage to provide a quick dispatch. And the person shooting it has to have confidence in it. Whether it remains intact after passing through the animal and hitting the engine block of a '68 Buick isn't really relevant if it didn't get the job done. Thanks for including a good dose of common sense in your video. It's great that you didn't look at the heads that penetrated furthest through an inconsistent medium like plywood and say "Here's your winner!"
nice review, i actually had that broa-head donated to my science project, and lokked at it undernath a scanning electron microscope(seriously) with dual professor help, and it was awsome!!!
I use the black hornet and the blackhornet ser razor. They are amazing. I shot a brute of a buck this last fall, the broadhead stuck in the rear shoulder. I was able to somehow pry it out and the broadhead was in fine shape. Matter of fact, I would trust it to shoot another deer without taking it to the sharpening stone, although, I will sharpen it ;)
Andrew Brooks thanks for swinging by. And I believe you are correct. "good eye". That is a Wac'em instead of a Striker but they are very similar, I should have looked at it closer. Anyway, you will like the Black hornet, it is huge (1.25" cut diameter), blades are .059 thick and every edge front and back is razor sharp. And they fly perfect.
What the hell, do you own a broadhead store or something? lol! I just brought some new broadheads for this season, Magnus 125 gr. Buzzcut "Killer Bees." Hope I made a good choice!
I know there hella awesome I’m gunna shoot the black hornets out of my mathews halon 7 in states u can’t use grim reapers thoes grim reapers are bad ass
Traditional I’m using magnus for my compound I’ll use black hornet on elk or states that don’t allow expandable broad heads the best broad heads I shot are magnus an grim reapers
In penetration tests, 2 blade will almost always beat a 3 blade, and a 3 blade will almost always beat a 4 blade. But, you can't beat the cut and devastation of a 4 blade imo. Especially the black hornet.
Coy Leigh Yes indeed. The amount of vascular damage the Black Hornet does is amazing. And I get pass though's all the time. the head always survives to be used again and again. I am super confident with these on my arrows. My many years long broadhead search ended when I got my hands on the Black Hornet. It's the only head I use for hunting for a few years now. I'm no longer interested in evening trying any others. It's the one..
I have taken countless deer with the Muzzy 90grn 4 blade and compound bow. Also taken many deer with Magnus buzzcut 4bld. This year with recurve and longbow, I'm using Magnus Killer Bee 150grn. 2bld heads, which I stropped to a razor edge. I took two deer with single bevel Cutthroat two years ago but Lord knows they are too expensive to use on deer. Saving them for future wild boar.
Shot my first archery bull this year with the ser razor 100gr at 30 yards and a clean double lung pass through. The bull didnt go 20 yards and fell over dead. The only broadhead I'll ever shoot again....devastating damage with 2 broken ribs and blew through so far I never could find my arrow! Beast of a head that flys as true as my field point. I live in Lebanon. I think I remember hearing you say you live over this way. Keep up the great vids. Look forward to shooting with you some day
Nice work, and congrats on the bull! Do you mind if I ask what your arrow setup was? Are you shooting a fairly heavy arrow behind the 100gr head?
I was pleasantly surprised to see a comparison where a head that barely made it through the plywood was selected as the top choice anyway. I enjoy seeing people who like what they like, whether everyone else agrees or not.
So many "tests" want to declare a head to be "the best" because it survives contact with a brick, or gets a pass-through on plywood or whatever. A broadhead has to succeed in several areas to be great. It has to travel accurately, overcome hide and potentially bone, and cause sufficient vascular damage to provide a quick dispatch. And the person shooting it has to have confidence in it. Whether it remains intact after passing through the animal and hitting the engine block of a '68 Buick isn't really relevant if it didn't get the job done.
Thanks for including a good dose of common sense in your video. It's great that you didn't look at the heads that penetrated furthest through an inconsistent medium like plywood and say "Here's your winner!"
Sweet test man, thanks for the information
HamBros Hey thanks for stopping by. And I can't wait to put the death blow on a buck this year with the Black Hornet. Those things are wicked.
If you wanna see what, the black hornet can do to game then go see the ranch fairy and look for the spinal tap video
nice review, i actually had that broa-head donated to my science project, and lokked at it undernath a scanning electron microscope(seriously) with dual professor help, and it was awsome!!!
in fact it with hel over 45 shos through a deer
Yep, they are cool for sure.
those broad heads held up good
Yep, they are beasts.
I use the black hornet and the blackhornet ser razor. They are amazing. I shot a brute of a buck this last fall, the broadhead stuck in the rear shoulder. I was able to somehow pry it out and the broadhead was in fine shape. Matter of fact, I would trust it to shoot another deer without taking it to the sharpening stone, although, I will sharpen it ;)
Coy Leigh
I have had the same thing happen a few times. That black hornet is amazing.
Nice review. I'm strongly considering the Black Hornet serazor. The G5 head looks more like a Wac'em.
Andrew Brooks thanks for swinging by. And I believe you are correct. "good eye". That is a Wac'em instead of a Striker but they are very similar, I should have looked at it closer. Anyway, you will like the Black hornet, it is huge (1.25" cut diameter), blades are .059 thick and every edge front and back is razor sharp. And they fly perfect.
SoloCamXT Outdoors Awesome. I'm gonna have to try the Hornet. I'm looking forward to more videos!!!
Andrew Brooks Right on!
What the hell, do you own a broadhead store or something? lol! I just brought some new broadheads for this season, Magnus 125 gr. Buzzcut "Killer Bees." Hope I made a good choice!
THE WILD LIFE OV you made a great choice
What a goof ball. Mayb accuracy first then shoot thru less dence wood. Thx
You just couldn't keep it to yourself could you.. this is whats wrong with the world today.. grow up !
I can't wait to go shoot some trees this season. Lol
Good luck stupid...
I got magnus stingers there great broad heads
The Bow addict NJC you should check out those black hornets. They are the best.
I know there hella awesome I’m gunna shoot the black hornets out of my mathews halon 7 in states u can’t use grim reapers thoes grim reapers are bad ass
Traditional I’m using magnus for my compound I’ll use black hornet on elk or states that don’t allow expandable broad heads the best broad heads I shot are magnus an grim reapers
In penetration tests, 2 blade will almost always beat a 3 blade, and a 3 blade will almost always beat a 4 blade. But, you can't beat the cut and devastation of a 4 blade imo. Especially the black hornet.
Coy Leigh
Yes indeed. The amount of vascular damage the Black Hornet does is amazing. And I get pass though's all the time. the head always survives to be used again and again. I am super confident with these on my arrows. My many years long broadhead search ended when I got my hands on the Black Hornet. It's the only head I use for hunting for a few years now. I'm no longer interested in evening trying any others. It's the one..
You need to watch - The Ranch Fairy - and his test with the black hornet
Jon Peavey Yes I have watched his videos on that