What's is the best way to sharpen stainless steel broadheads? I'm new to bow hunting and just wana get some good advice. Thanks in advance
SS Is tough and hard steel. I've used echo's to get the angle close and then I'll switch It up to white crock sticks to get the final touch which In turn gives you that razor edge.
If you are using something like g5's montecs, any smooth sharpening stone will work but g5 does make a good one. If you are shooting something that can not be laid flat to sharpen...good luck. I haven't found anything that can recreate the angle you need to fly true.
I used the g5 montecs & could never seem to get them razor sharp.. rubed them around on a diamond sharpening pad, rubed them around on a smooth sharpening stone, rubed them up & down the steel & they would never cut hair off my arms or even cut through paper that well... dont know what the deal is there.
Yeah i actually use the monetec g5s. I havent used them enough to dull them yet but I know the time will come to sharpen. Should I use just get some basic sharpening tools off line or at bass pro or something?
If your talking G5's their a piece of cake. Just the other day a friend brought over some to ask me to sharpen. I ran them on my white crock sticks and had them shaving hair In no time. These things are a piece of cake to sharpen.
I only use a broadhead one time on a deer, so I know nothing about sharpening them. Each deer I shoot at gets a brand new broadhead. That's the least I can do for them.
I don't think it works for the montecs as they are one piece. But a KME sharpener is AWESOME for replacement blades and 2 bladed COC heads.
Ok sounds good, i havent had to use them that much yet, just for a little practice, but im probably guna be using them this weekend. If its not asking to much could somebody put a link up of a good sharpening kit?
