@@clay8222 Hey, Clay! Yes we will have some wide cuts in the future. Our current design is made for pass throughs and accuracy. Wider cuts can sometimes flatten the angle of the cutting edges and slow down your arrow on impact. As for bleeders, that is something we’re considering but with the amount of rotation we’re seeing in animals (~180°/12”-16” of penetration) they actually do a lot more damage than a typical flat single bevel broadhead. Bleeders are generally added to compensate for the smaller cutting diameter. In our personal experience, everything we’ve taken with our broadheads in the last 2 years has died in sight making blood trails less important.

⁠thank you for your response makes a lot of sense. I just got into using the single bevel this season. The rotation through impact makes a lot of sense causing more damage than just a straight line. That is one reason it got my attention. My set up is a bow tech revolt 80lb limb with 250 spine 500gr arrows so I love having a heavy hitter with a mean head. I don’t like spending half the night tracking animals which is the same reason I shoot a 257 weatherby magnum as well 😅. I like my set ups to be designed to kill. Not just poke targets lol

​ @clay8222 haha. My pleasure! Totally understand. Looks like you're on the right track if you want your arrows pass through and do the job they're intended to do. Accuracy and penetration are two of the top factors in what makes a broadhead effective. That extra poundage helps.

@@brookesschassen5701 Yes! 150 grain and 200 grain will be next out after the 125 grain. Depending on demand we have designs that go higher.

@@geopars9396 Totally get that and apprecite your perspective. Broadheads at our price point aren’t for everyone’s budget. We set out to make the best possible broadhead we could that’s tough, accurate, re-useable and 100% produced right here in the USA. We also like to think about broadheads in terms of price per shot rather than overall cost. We have prototypes we’ve been shooting for going on three seasons now. They’ve been shot through targets more than 100 times and a few critters. Just one of our broadheads, at that rate, costs $1.30 or less per shot!

@@ToulouBroadheadco I have ONE black Hornet that has been through FIVE whitetails' SCAPULA. I simply re sharpened and shot again. I could have sent them back for a free replacement but it was quicker to just touch them up with Stay Sharp jig and some 1500/3000 grit!

@@Hock3y24k thanks for the comment! Our broadheads have a lifetime warranty that covers any damage caused by bone. That said we’re confident that they will survive any thing. We even broke off a 3 inch section of cinder block in John Lusk’s test!

@@ToulouBroadheadco Magnus doesn't care if you open a paint can with the heads. If they break, they get replaced...FREE! Bone or not!

@@EDHBowman they’re on the way!

@@bigk5975 Great idea! We’ve go one in the works 🏹

@@FruitJuice92 Ask and you shall receive! It’s a very intuitive design even though the geometry is complex. Don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any questions about it.

Thanks, Chandler! took a lot of time to find the best manufacturing and materials right here in America so they’re 100% made in the USA. They’re precision engineered for field point accuracy, crazy rotation, stable arrow flight, and deeper penetration.