Tusker broadheads

[Ground Hunter]

I miss the old Ribteks.  Another Auz head now I guess gone forever.

Some metal has a longer grain in it, as it was explained to me by an engineer at an area parts maker for the military, and   some metal has short grain that acts more like glass.   I like metal that gets almost a soap feel under the file when the edge is flat.   To my surprise those  those cheap sell off Ribtecs have that kind of metal and they hold a sharp edge as well as anything.

[monterey]

Originally posted by Ground Hunter:
I miss the old Ribteks.  Another Auz head now I guess gone forever.

Check with biatholonman he was selling off some ribbies.

[MikeNova]

Some tuskers come prepared sharpened.

[Michael Arnette]

Originally posted by Butch Speer:
I've been bowhunting almost 40 tears now. Then, broadhead sharpening was part of the whole experience. Seems like now opening a package, for most, has taken it's place. It's really pretty sad.

I admire people who get satisfaction from sharpening, arrow making, etc. for me spending 2 hours sharpening (or I should say grinding down to a sharpenable edge) on a new package of broadheads in mid-November is not fun!

[Tater]

Different strokes for different generations, why would you wait till November to be sharpening broadheads?
    I'm building arrows and sharpening broadheads in January and February getting ready for October.
    I'm not judging or knocking I'm just saying.

[pdk25]

This is getting a little ridiculous. I can sharpen my broadheads just fine, but to act like there is an advantage to a broadhead being more difficult to sharpen is a little silly.

[Terry Green]

I had some Astecs, and killed a couple of hogs with them....I also had some Concords that I got REALLY sharp...so sharp I wouldn't sleep in the same house with them....fraid they would get up in the middle of the night and kill me.

I gave those Concords to a fiend of mine as he has surgery and had to drop down in weight.

Did my bevel leveling on a belt sander....and normal sharpening from their with a Jewel Stic.

[Michael Arnette]

Originally posted by Tater:
Different strokes for different generations, why would you wait till November to be sharpening broadheads?
    I'm building arrows and sharpening broadheads in January and February getting ready for October.
    I'm not judging or knocking I'm just saying.

Have you ever killed 4 deer, one hog, and two coyotes in a week? The same week I missed 3 coyotes in a day, all hit rocks Lol I had to buy new ones

[KyRidgeRunner]

Originally posted by Michael Arnette:
 

Originally posted by Tater:
Different strokes for different generations, why would you wait till November to be sharpening broadheads?
    I'm building arrows and sharpening broadheads in January and February getting ready for October.
    I'm not judging or knocking I'm just saying.

Have you ever killed 4 deer, one hog, and two coyotes in a week? The same week I missed 3 coyotes in a day, all hit rocks Lol I had to buy new ones [/b]

 dag gum!   That's a weeks worth of hunting!

[Tater]

Michael,
  That's some serious shooting, I'm not in that target rich an environment....  

[MikeNova]

I failed to put a sharp edge on the Concords instead I put a scimitar tip on it.  I'm just bad at sharpening.  But each model has a bloody sharp version. pre sharpened.  Hey Terry those heads will do to a hog what those Clemson tigers did to the sec right!?!?