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Rusty broadheads

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  1. Daniel p.

    Daniel p. Weekend Warrior

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    Hunted in the rain the other night and wiped my bow down wheni got home but didn't think anything of my arrows in my quiver strapped to my backpack. Now my broadheads have some rust on them, any ideas how to remove this?

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    You could probably take some steel wool to them
     
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    Rubbing alcohol and some steel wool
     
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    KodiakArcher Die Hard Bowhunter

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    When you get them cleaned up and resharpened put a little Vaseline on them.
     
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    That's kinda what I'm worried about now, I don't have the tools or know how to sharpen them, 3 are g5 montecs, 3 are muzzy mx-5's

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    you need to re sharpen them just incase. use WD 40 it works great
     
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    I use gun oil
     
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