And lifetime warranty, my shot a deer and bent the blade up. All it cost him was the shipping to send it back and they mailed him a brand new replacement

Simple Zwickey Eskimo for 40 plus years. Cut on contact, hand sharpen. Other than operator error they have never failed.

And unlike the Magnus Stinger, the tip doesn't curl on every shot. I use the Zwickey Eskilite. I shot two deer last year with a kayuga pilot cut Gen II. Devastating single bevel, but weak blood trails.

Had success with every rage so far. Settled on the chisel tip 3 blade but might order the Toulous single bevels after I saw the flight at TAC this year. Going to Georgia to hog hunt for the first time ever next week.

Never been a Rage fan. They work fine once...and only once. I think their ferrels are made out of recycled pepsi cans. Never been able to use one twice and thats not acceptable for the price. The Grim Reapers ive had can be used over and over. On rare occasion, I may have to change a blade, but never a bent ferrel. Just my experience, others may disagree.

I do have an unopened package of 3 Nap Spitfires that I ran across at an estate sale for $3 dollars. Havent tried them yet, but for that price, I grabbed them.

I'm just the opposite.I only use a broadhead once.I want a new broadhead for the next deer.I use the used ones for practice shots just before hunting

Nothing wrong with that, Bruce. Im just a frugal rascal and if I can reuse them, I will. Some 2000 grit wet sandpaper and those blades are right back to cuttin' sharp.

Awesome kill Milander

Never had a tip curl on my magnus!

I dont shoot the stingers though

Heck I used to use the same arrow and head on deer untill I lost it or the arrow bent or broke. I think I had up to 4 on one once. Back when aluminum or wood was it. But as a kid we were poor and I bought all my hunting equipment myself. I turnd them into a my lucky arrow along with my lucky hat kind of thing.

Im not sure I trust carbon after its gone through a deer and typically retire them.

I do that too, bruce.I only shoot broadheads, and only the ones i'm gonna shoot in the wood

I do that too, bruce.I only shoot broadheads, and only the ones i'm gonna shoot in the woods

Always use a sharp broadhead, its ok to shoot a used head just sharpen it. You owe it to that animal for a quick humane kill. Dull broadheads dont cut wortha dang.