Originally Posted by Outbakbowhunter

Woody,
I dont remember mentioning anything about the size of the tanto tips I like on my broadheads,.... for what its worth the tanto style tips as used on Magnus heads look about right to me, so we are not disagreeing on that point......lol

I am saying that I also think bevel angles under 30 degrees do not make an edge sturdy enough to hold up without problems with bone hits.

The bevel angles you are not happy with, are mostly around the 15 degrees, and I agree that this is too fine an edge to be strong enough .

All I am suggesting, should Magnus ever consider doing one, is to not follow the crowd, and grind your own higher bevel angle that is much stronger.

The s shaped entry wounds are an interesting feature, what ever the reasons for them, you have to admit they are cutting a wider total slit in the hide than just a strait slit entry.

Surely that must have some advantage for laying down a better blood trail.

When Ed Ashby was doing research on single bevels, I was happy to supply some broadhead samples for him to play with.

Identical models, except for right wing, left wing and double bevels, the measured differences in penetration he published in his research were certainly thought provoking.

Can you refer me to a link to your videos of single bevel at work, because I would very much like to see different takes and opinions on the topic, and it is possible I may learn something.