Which is your favorite magnus stinger and why. Also, what type of setup do you have when hunting with them?

Check the Braveheart topic above and it looks like the 150 Stinger 4 blade is real popular. Ken

I don't want to hijack the thread but I have a question that may go along with it. I have and realy like the 125gr 4 blade stingers but I was thinking about going to 150gr 4 blade. I know that the main blade is the same for the 125gr and 150gr 4 blade stingers so I was wondering where they get the extra 25gr. Steve

The 150 4 blade is a real trad shooter's favorite.  The weight difference is in the ferrule, they are the same main blade and bleeders as the 125.

I also shoot the 150's, my favorite screw in broadhead.

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2 blade 125 grain Buzzcuts

I have had great luck with the 125-2 blades. They fly true and are super sharp. I'm certain that the other ones are fine, but I'm not a big fan of bleeder blades. Peace!

Same as blue moon. Love the 2-blade 125's.Shootng 645 grain carbon at 68 lbs.

I shoot the 150s as well. Thats out of a 54 lb black widow, with a 550 gr arrow weight total

I shoot the 125s with a gold tip arrow. I have taken several elk and my dad took a moose with the same arrow last fall. I like how they preform. I hit and elk high in the spine two years ago. The stinger hit solid bone and still did it job.

Not having stuck a deer with one, all I can comment on are the flight characteristics. Finding myself without the time to make up stone-pointed woodies last year, I used 1916s with 125 grain 4-blade Stingers. They flew great, and grouped with my field points.

I have a little heavier bow now, and want to use 2013s, which fly well with just about any weight head from 125 to 175 grains. The 150s will give me some added weight from the 125s. I will go with two blades in future, though, for better penetration, and also because the four blades were attracted to the stitching in my bag quiver.    

Killdeer

i like the 2 bladed stingers 125 grn i use em off my bob sarrells and my allegheny with 2016 and 1916 legacy shafts awesome combo and the penetration well lets just say its great!!  

QuoteOriginally posted by SlowBowinMO:
I also shoot the 150's, my favorite screw in broadhead.

Yep. 58@27, 550 to 580 grain total weight arrows.

I AM A BIG FAN OF 160 LARGE TRAD MAGNUS AN SHARPEN THEM MY SELF.  THE STINGERS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE SHARP OUT OF THE BOX KNOT!! DULL DULL DULL I WAS VERY DISAPOINTED.SO I HAVE STAYED WITH THE ORIGINAL ONES

Where are you getting the 4 blade stingers 150's at ??
Thanks
Bill

I got 6 Stinger 150's brom Braveheart Archery and they are very sharp. After 25+ shots in my block target they can still shave arm hair.

Elk Chaser, like BSBD mentioned we have 4 styles of 150 Stingers in stock.  

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