what is your favorite LR broadhead?

I can't ignore the results of the Magnus serrated stinger, I shot both the 2 blade and regular version without bleeders. The carnage on a small WT buck this year was insane, a friend of mine actually asked me if poked it with a rifle based on the damage he saw near the shoulder. Aside from performance, made in Kansas and they will replace your blade if you hit a stump or rock, no questions asked. I've shot them all including Iron Wills and no longer tinkering with BH's after this experience. My second choice would be the ramcat diamondback's purely for flight accuracy but they are a tad loud. Not an issue tree stand hunting but could bother you on a longer shot in the sage
 
Sevr 1.75 TI has been great for me. Shoot with my feild points to 100 and even past. Also leave great blood trails
 
Sevr fly awsome
How far are you shooting the Sevr. My experience is they plain past 100 yards. Similar to the old ulmer edge. I stopped shooting them because of this. Not trying to argue just wanted more details on your experience. Cheers
 
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How far are you shooting the Sevr. My experience is they plain past 100 yards. Similar to the old ulmer edge. I stopped shooting them because of this. Not trying to argue just wanted more details on your experience. Cheers
SEVRS did not fly straight for me. Against the norm I know but the targets don't lie.
 
SEVRS did not fly straight for me. Against the norm I know but the targets don't lie.
That's the same results I and several friends had. I would see them move around 2 to 5 in at 70 yards as much as a foot and a half at 115.
 
That's the same results I and several friends had. I would see them move around 2 to 5 in at 70 yards as much as a foot and a half at 115.
Yep. Acceptable out to 40ish yards but you know how it is. It was exponential the further out. Bummer too because I really wanted to like them. I was using the 150s so I thought maybe it was just those as they were technically for "crossbows"
 
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