The Stinger is the head a lot of Magnus hunters start with, and a lot of them stay with. A good cutting width, and a shallow blade angle that is forgiving when the shot is not perfect. Fixed-blade, cut-on-contact. Aluminum ferrule, spin-tested to tolerance. Screw it on and go hunt.

Match the grain to the arrow you already shoot. If you are on the edge between two spine sizes, you may want a slightly stiffer spine. The 2-blade and the 4-blade share the main cut. The 4-blade adds a bleeder. Blades sharpen, or replace from Parts & Replacement Blades.

If a serrated edge on this same cut sounds right, the Stinger Buzzcut is that head. The Killer Bee is the more forgiving option, with a solid, non-vented ferrule and flight a lot of hunters prefer, including from a crossbow. The Black Hornet is the widest cut in the line.

A damaged head is replaced, no matter what it was shot into. Start a claim on the Support page.