How sharp are Stingers...

[curlis]

They are all good. You can't go wrong with any of them.

[Yohon]

Originally posted by VictoryHunter:
This is good to know. I'm using the 150 grain 4 blades for the first time this year and I can't sharpen to save my life.

Try a KME sharpener, with some good diamonds stones you can take a stinger/buzzcut way past shaving sharp! I've certainly seen a difference since going this route several years ago.  
   

[Gdpolk]

They are sharp enough to hunt effectively right out of the package but I sharpen mine more anyway.  Ever since I learned how to sharpen knives to where they can literally split a human hair lengthwise, I've had an obsession with my sharp things staying SHARP.

[beachbowhunter]

Originally posted by Charlie Lamb:
You can hunt with them right out of the pack. I always strop them a little first, but that's just me.

The best I can do is get them duller so I don't mess with them until after I shoot through something.  

[wscruggs]

Ready to go right out of the package

[NBK]

Wicked sharp out of the package.

[meleagris1]

Very sharp - I just bought 3 packs, will be using the 125 grain 2 blade for Elk.

[meleagris1]

Very sharp - I just bought 3 packs, will be using the 125 grain 2 blade for Elk.

[Yellow Dog]

The 100 and 125 grain you can sharpen with an Accusharp. It won't work on the 150's because the blade is the same size as the 125's but with a larger ferrel to get the weight up.The Accusharp won't clear the ferrel on the 150. I use a little pocket carbide sharpener for those. Sharp out of the pack but I always strop them first. Killed critters with all three sizes, great heads.

[Tajue17]

Originally posted by old_goat2:
 

Originally posted by Huntingnut:
Do you guys that strop feel like there is a good deal of improvement, or do you do it more for peace of mind?

I feel there is significant improvement and it makes me feel better and it's easy! [/b]

same here!