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Magnus Black Hornet Ser Razor?

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Anyone here use these ? If so why do you like em ? do you resharpen the main blades ? If so How,,with what ?
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Best policy I am sure is to replace blades. I have watched killing of Hogs with them on you tube by the Famous Ranch Fairy. Tho he uses a compound bow they do a lot of damage. I like the serrated edges. Question is how do they fly out of a crossbow?
I shoot a scorpyd deathstalker 420 with spynal tapp arrows with 110 grain inserts and blazer vanes. My arrow weighs 408 with 100 grain ser-razor, and the deathstalker with that combination shoots at 402 fps. I can shoot 2" dots out to 50 yards with no issues.

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Left to right field point ser razer field point at 60 yrds with nemesis.
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Wrong pic that was at 80 yrds all ser razor. This is 60yrd pic
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Thanks i have basic blk eagle shafts out of my 175 lb ten pt 330 ft per sec. wonder how they will fly. How do they kill ?
Do you. Resharpen or buy new blades? I have seen how they kill. Buried in a hogs backbone. !
Thanks they look like they fly good!
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I’m sure either will do the job just fine. I shoot the 125gr Serrazor’s and it’s done the job quite nicely. :)

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They shoot great out of my ripper 415 with spynal tapps. Confident out to 80yds with them. Performed great on an antelope buck this last season. I run the 2 blade, as i had some concerns with the 4 blade design
I’m sure either will do the job just fine. I shoot the 125gr Serrazor’s and it’s done the job quite nicely. :)
congrats! beautiful buck!
The only downside for me was the tip strength. As much as I wanted to love the 100gr Black Hornet Ser Razors 2 of the 3 heads in the package exhibited tip curling when shot the first time into a new 18-1 Rhino target. I did not bother to shoot the third head as I was already convinced. The distance was 25 yards using a 340fps TenPoint Eclipse.
Accuracy was not an issue as they flew great but just as I suspected, the chisel tip design turned out to be superior in strength to the cut on contact design, at least for me.
I know I could have returned them to Magnus with there generous return/replacement policy but probably won't. Instead I will go back to using my tried and true 100gr SlickTrick Magnums that I have used for the last 20 years with both verticals and horizontals. They have never let me down as long as I have done my part correctly.
I have no qualms with Magnus whatsoever, they are a fine company with a great reputation.
I wish all those who use them well, unfortunately they weren't the best head available for me.
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