Hey guys I'm kinda having a hard time choosing a head for a hunt I'm going on. It will be nilgai. The choice I have both in 125 gr are the slick trick viper an the magnus stinger only those 2 because I can't or don't have time to get any others an test them. So ok guys or gals what are your thoughts
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Either one should work just fine -
I would not use either.Comment
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Broadhead choice for nilgai
Are the Magnus 125gr also?
If so id probably go with themComment
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Ya ya ya but it's all I've got an to late to change. May look at the muzzle phantomOriginally posted by enewman View PostComment
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Either one will get the job done. Do your part, and the broadhead will be the least of your problems. I would be more worried about total arrow weight and perfect flight.Comment
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For something as big as a 500lbs, I would use a fixed blade like an old school muzzy or RAMCAT
For "deer" size; I use Ulmer Edge........Attached FilesComment
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That's an ENTRY wound....with the ULMER EDGE
15 yard shot....and the fallow buck didn't run more than 20yards..Comment
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I've killed 2 bulls with 125gr thunderheads and one of them didn't make it out of sight. Killed another with a 125gr solid. Any good fixed blade in the right spot will work. Good luck!Comment
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To the op. Between the two heads your asking about. I would use the stingers. Big animal needs the penetration.Comment
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I'd use the Magnus.
Why?
When I shot them out of my bow they hit about 1/2" low from my field points.
The slick tricks approx 3" left.
It's not real scientific, sorryComment
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No worries sir. I don't mind that kind of scienceOriginally posted by Pushbutton2 View PostComment
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Magnus, stay in front of crease is most important. You hit those guys on the crease or a little behind and it will be a long day.Comment
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Magnus has a better mechanical advantage than the tricks. I shoot the vipers personally, but the stingers would work betterComment
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