Has anybody tried the Magnus Bullhead?

[Smitty18]

Has anybody tried the Magnus Bullhead?

[JM]

My friend works in a high end archery store - I'll give him a text and see if he knows.

[JM]

He says that they work great at shots under 15 yards(little to no accuracy at over 15 yards). One problem with them is that they require a special foam target to sight them in, so know that buying the target will be an extra expence you will have to pay.

[Smitty18]

Thanks JM. Maybe i will just stick to body shots then with my fixed blades.

[huntfishtrap]

I've never actually gotten to try them on turkeys, but I did buy them once with that intention, and did some target practicing with them. I found that they flew surprisingly well out to about 25 yards, but you would have to be a Randy Ulmer-caliber shot to hit a turkey in the head/neck beyond about 15 in actual hunting conditions.
So I decided not to use them for hunting, I just didn't feel confident in my ability to consistently call them in that close. I ended up using three-blade Rocket Meatseekers, and harvested two nice gobblers with them.
I would add that you don't necessarily need a special target for them though, I just stuffed a feed sack loosely with straw, and that worked well. They would be a pain to try to carry in a quiver though!

[charlie elk]

The Gobbler Guillotines have worked well for me on the few occasions when the law forced me to use my bow for turkey hunting. Each of the 3 birds were beheaded.
At the range the heads flew accurately out to 30 yards.
In general I am not a big fan of Magnus broadheads due to witnessing a higher than normal failure rate over the years. I have no experience with the Bullhead.
later,
charlie