Shark Frenzy!

[Wannabe1]

After seeing all the damage these broad heads can do on that other thread, I decided I needed to have some. So, I placed an order with 3R and got these 135gr Tiger Sharks w/short adapters. Played with them last night and got them balanced and spinning straight. They weigh between 162gr - 164gr and I will be using them this year on my AD Trad Lites.

 

[SpankyNeal]

What are you going to use to sharpen them TW? I've always thought those were wicked heads, but not for the sharpening challenged - me!

[leatherneck]

Inverted snuffer tamer will do wonders to these heads.

[Wannabe1]

They came with a pretty good edge on them already. I have a concave honing steel made by Gerber that works pretty good on the Hill broad heads, and I'll just give them a little touch up.

I may be hunting challenged but, one thing I can do is sharpen things. Learnt that from my pappy at an early age growing up in Oklahoma.     :D  

Leatherneck: What in tarnations is an inverted snuffer tamer?

[ckanous]

Wanna try these myself, they look like a great broadhead. I shot some of my buddies last year and they flew great out of a bow I was having trouble braodhead tuning. I since have gotten rid of that bow but need another excuse to get some, maybe because they are just down right mean lookin!!!!

[Wannabe1]

They do look pretty mean don't they! I put them on the ends of my shafts and thought, "That's gonna make a nasty looking wound!" I hope I get to find out this upcoming season.

[sleepyhollow]

Those tiger sharks are one of my favorites along with the centaur big game heads, I use the steelmaster that Simmons sells, works great !!

[owlbait]

I used the Simmons wheelie type sharpener on my sharks when I hunted with them. I wonder what an inverted snuffer tamer is/looks like also. These heads make great holes but I didn't get the penetration I hoped for.

[straitera]

Ummm...good choice. Tilamook Elks maybe?

[DannyBows]

When the Simmons are new all you need is a few "Light" strokes with ceramic rods to have them popping hair. I use the Simmons SteelMaster for that. It's a very useful sharpener and can  also be used on knives. I use a KME for most other heads and knives, but find the SteelMaster just the ticket for removing that very fine burr.

[uglyjake]

Simmons are great.  I hope to use one a couple turkey in about a month.

[EL Mejor]

THE KILLS THATS FOR SURE....

[PAPA BEAR]

i bought the big game heads from jim neaves of centaur..after checking them out i decided i was not going to even attempt getting them razor sharp and did the next best thing.took them to a guy i know who makes his living at it...boy howdy is he good at his job.scary sharp and he only charged me a buck fifty for  each head.doin my part to stimulate the economy.