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J-dog
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Posts: 2006
Buzzcuts
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January 05, 2007, 02:28:00 PM »
How do ya sharpen a magnus buzzcut stinger???? can you or do you just replace the main blade after a kill.
Got some from a friend and they look good for takin critters but got to thinking they might be a pain to sharpen, you have to get something into those grooves?
Ideas?
Thanks yall
Jason
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sndmn11
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January 05, 2007, 04:16:00 PM »
my girlfriend shoots these and i use a spyderco sharpener for them. i turn the triangle stones so that i am just working on a corner of them and do each serration and the flat portion of the serrated side individually. the other side has no serrations so i do it all at once. i have also heard of guys just doing the non serrated side of the blade and not the serrated side. also i take the bleeders out when doing the main blade and then do each bleeder individually. i dont see why you couldnt use an acusharp on each individual serration as well or a flat stone on the non serrated side. just try whatever you can think of and if you ruin a blade use it for small game until you break it and then send it back.
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J-dog
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January 05, 2007, 04:41:00 PM »
Sounds good, The non serrated side is fine but the serrations are another story. Think I will stick with phantoms.
Smooth edge is easier!
Later
J
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SlowBowinMO
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January 06, 2007, 12:39:00 AM »
A diamond rod will work great on the serrations.
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