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Trocar

#7 on this list

Trocar

Muzzy

A three-blade fixed head built around a hardened trocar tip and a helical blade grind that stabilises the arrow in flight.

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Stinger Buzzcut

#8 on this list

Stinger Buzzcut

Magnus

A cut-on-contact two-blade with a serrated edge, hand-built in Wisconsin and backed by a lifetime replacement guarantee.

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Trocar versus Stinger Buzzcut specifications
SpecTrocarStinger Buzzcut
Broadhead TypeFixed Blade—
Blade Count3—
Tip DesignHardened Trocar—
Blade MaterialStainless Steel—
Flight StabilityHelical Blade Grind—
ManufacturerMuzzyMagnus Broadheads
Design—Fixed, 2-blade, cut-on-contact
Edge—Serrated
Construction—Machined steel
Origin—USA (Wisconsin)
Guarantee—Lifetime replacement

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Trocar

  • Exceptional bone-splitting power from the trocar tip
  • Consistent and stable flight due to helical blade grind
  • Simple, robust fixed-blade design ensures reliability
  • Excellent penetration on medium to large game
  • Durable enough for multiple uses with proper care
  • Cutting diameter is smaller than many mechanical heads
  • Not the most aerodynamic for extreme long-range shots

Stinger Buzzcut

  • Exceptional penetration, even on tough angles
  • Flies true with a well-tuned bow
  • Incredibly durable, built to last
  • Lifetime replacement guarantee
  • Made in the USA, supporting quality craftsmanship
  • Serrated edge makes resharpening more difficult
  • Smaller cutting diameter compared to some mechanicals
  • Can be slightly audible during flight at times

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