Magnus Classic 125 Grain 2 Blade Screw-in Broadhead

The good:- Great price- Solid metal- Sharp out of the box- QuietNothing bad to say; they get the job done without breaking the bank.I had never used 2 bladed broadheads until I shot these and I was pleasantly surprised by how sleek they are and how well they penetrate. I shoot a 70# compound and it's easy to see that these broadheads are great for the amount of money that you pay. Given that there are two blades, they're easy to sharpen, they will easily pass through ribs/brush, and once again they are solid so they are strong enough to use more than once if you happen to not have such good aim, not that I would know anything about that of course!They come in a pack of three so I ordered two packs, they arrived sooner than expected, and I'd definitely buy them again.

They take a lot of work to sharpen, but out of my longbow, they flew like field points. Get your elbow grease out when you go to sharpen. The initial grind is pretty rudimentary. These should be shaving sharp before you hunt with them. I'm not quite there yet, but I'm close. Stropping will help. If you need a good traditional broadhead that won't break the bank, try these. I flung them into some 3/4" plywood without damage.

These are good broad-heads, one was sharp, one had a mediocre edge, and the other was beveled but not sharpened at all. Kinda disappointed, the steel looks to be very good and holds an edge. I would have rated it 5 stars if they all came sharp.

Incredible penetration and durability. They weigh 125gr so use 125gr field points. I found they fly very close to the same way 125gr field points fly. I have a brand new Block Broadhead target and even in the center bullseye they penetrate 6-8 inches outside of the Block.

Some of the best use Magnus and I wanted to be on that list. These are durable and sharp with a little patience. You want be disappointed.

I bought these broadheads from another company, shipping took nearly a month, going to try Thunder Valley now. As for the Mangus 125 grain broadheads: They shoot as straight as a 125g field point. I have shot into foam, hay and the ground with this broadhead with no damage.For reference I shoot a 45#@28" Bear Kodiak Hunter recurve and have shot this head from 20 and 30 Yards. I am impressed enough to buy moreUpdate: I ordered these broadheads from Thundervalley and recieved them in 4 working days. Great quality and great company.

Good broadheads. They are sharp out of the box, but could use a little more fine tuning to make them perfect.

I got this broadhead for my recurve bow. They are constructed well, able to be re-sharpened, and fly straight. I bought these particular ones with no vent because I had the Woodsman ELITE Series 3-Blade with vents. and they made to much noise. These are whisper quiet and fly great, can't go wrong with these.