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Magnus Killer Bee
Magnus Killer Bee
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Magnus Stinger Killer Bee Broadhead
The Magnus Stinger Killer Bee is a rugged fixed-blade broadhead engineered specifically with high-speed bows and demanding hunting applications in mind. Built from knife-grade stainless steel, the Killer Bee combines a solid, durable design with Magnus' patented Diamond Tip to provide excellent penetrating performance.
Designed to fly with field-point accuracy, the Stinger Killer Bee is suitable for use with modern high-performance compound bows as well as crossbows, recurves and longbows. Its robust construction is built to handle tough hunting conditions, while the main blades can be sharpened or replaced when required.
The Killer Bee is available in both 2-blade and 4-blade configurations, allowing hunters to select the setup that best suits their preferred arrow configuration.
Key Features
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Fixed-blade hunting broadhead
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Engineered specifically for the crossbow market
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Suitable for fast compound bows, crossbows, recurves and longbows
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Constructed from knife-grade stainless steel
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Patented Magnus Diamond Tip
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Designed for high penetrating performance
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Field-point accuracy
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Main blades can be sharpened
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Main blades can be replaced when required
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Available in 2-blade and 4-blade configurations
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Proudly made in America
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Backed by Magnus' Lifetime Guarantee
Available Options
2-Blade:
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100 grain
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125 grain
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150 grain
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Supplied as a 3-pack
4-Blade:
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100 grain
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125 grain
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150 grain
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Supplied as a 3-pack
Why Choose the Magnus Stinger Killer Bee?
The Stinger Killer Bee is built for hunters who demand a strong, dependable fixed-blade broadhead capable of handling high-speed bows. Its stainless-steel construction, patented Diamond Tip and maintainable blade system make it a practical choice for hunters looking for durability, penetration and long-term usability.
Magnus also offers replacement blades for the Stinger Killer Bee, allowing hunters to maintain their broadheads rather than replacing the complete head when blades need attention.
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