Broadheads

[P. Beyer]

With season over and me thumping Muzzy's into a Delta 3-D
target, I had a silly question [:p]

What's the best way to re-sharpen broadheads?
Usually I don't have this problem as I break or lose them
all during the season. I reckon' I got lucky this year![:D]

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear

[ez]

try the tool you can pick up at TSC......accu-sharp all tool, knife and blade sharpener..........cost about $9.00............ez

[Salty]

I hold the broad head blade with the handle of an Exacto knife & sharpen them on a crock stick. Then handle has a slot in it, when you loosen it the slot opens enough to fit the b/h blade in, when you tighten the handle it holds it in place. Just a few strokes on each side will have them cutting hair.

[P. Beyer]

Thanks!

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear

[Ky Headhunter]

Timely topic (for me), since I'll be switching to some sort of one-piece, cut-on-contact style head to use with my recurve. Keep 'em coming!

[RutNBuck]

P Meyer...i also shoot muzzy's (4 bld 90 gr) without a doubt the Diamond BH sharpener is the way to go...
on a post back in season i mentioned that i have taken up to 5 deer with the same BH and blades simply be resharpening them..also this year at camp one fella pulls out a brand new pack of muzzy's after putting them together i asked to feel them WHAT shocked me is that usually muzzy's are razor out of the pack...well these were far from being razor
he asked me if i would sharpen them which i did everyone felt them and was amazed at the edge they now held....
next hunt my buddy shot a doe on video and she fell only a few feet from point of impact...TRUST me take a look at this tool..
whats also nice about it is it adjusts to work for any blade from the bear heads to the mechanicals i have used it on all the above....
hope this helps

"A wise indian once said,the more you move the less you will see,the less you move the more you will see"

" I live to hunt, but my wife says i may hunting a place to live"

[P. Beyer]

RutNbuck, Where might one find one of these "Diamond BH sharpeners"? I've never heard of em',...

"It makes no difference whether I got anything; it has to do with how the day was spent"

Fred Bear

[raktrakr]

personally i dont resharpen my blades.i dont know it to be a fact but i feel that if you sharpen one blade more than another youll throw off the balance of the head in flight. i just use the dull ones for practice and put in new ones for the hunt.if i feel the need for practice i swith them out again

raktrakr
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