• The SH Membership has gone live. Only SH Members have access to post in the classifieds. All members can view the classifieds. Starting in 2020 only SH Members will be admitted to the annual hunting contest. Current members will need to follow these steps to upgrade: 1. Click on your username 2. Click on Account upgrades 3. Choose SH Member and purchase.
  • We've been working hard the past few weeks to come up with some big changes to our vendor policies to meet the changing needs of our community. Please see the new vendor rules here: Vendor Access Area Rules

Sharpening grizzly broadheads

Fl Canopy Stalker said:
O

Lol oh y’all are using grizzlies and I’m am thinking grizzly stik. I haven’t ever used original grizzlies because anytime I’ve seen them, they were glue ons like the Zwickies and I wasn’t a fan of glue ons …. Scratch my ideas about getting one from green acres then lol
Click to expand...
U should have know something was up.... budget and grizzlystik usually don't go together.
Yes...these have steel ferrule and glued?....maybe chemical weld
Hehehe
 
All I use is a Lansky jig and a 3-sided beveled diamond jewel stick. Then on the flat side I just run it flat on a arizona stone to take the bur off. Takes only a few minutes per head to shave hair....and that's from out of the box Grizzlies which mentioned before...won't cut bread.
 
Weldabeast said:
U should have know something was up.... budget and grizzlystik usually don't go together.
Yes...these have steel ferrule and glued?....maybe chemical weld
Hehehe
Click to expand...
A 3 pack of the 200 grain over kills is $54.99. I used to pay 39.99 for a 3 pack of 100 grain montec G5’s. To me $15 for 3 much better broad heads was budget friendly lol now those $129.99 forged steel that is not budget friendly lol
 
Fl Canopy Stalker said:
A 3 pack of the 200 grain over kills is $54.99. I used to pay 39.99 for a 3 pack of 100 grain montec G5’s. To me $15 for 3 much better broad heads was budget friendly lol now those $129.99 forged steel that is not budget friendly lol
Click to expand...
So u would choose an aluminum ferrule over steel? I don't care either way but should make 4 good debate.
 
Weldabeast said:
So u would choose an aluminum ferrule over steel? I don't care either way but should make 4 good debate.
Click to expand...
I’ve only been using those broad heads for 2 seasons. So far through 11 hogs and 2 deer, I have yet to mess up an aluminum ferrel. Steel would be preferable but not as economic lol
 
Fl Canopy Stalker said:
I’ve only been using those broad heads for 2 seasons. So far through 11 hogs and 2 deer, I have yet to mess up an aluminum ferrel. Steel would be preferable but not as economic lol
Click to expand...
U a killer

One solid piece is obviously the best choice. I don't know which style would be the more robust choice....steel ferrule glued in to a "solid" (welded or brazed) blade or aluminum ferrule with a much thinner blade held in by a weenie screw. I assume the blade had an appropriate cut out or notch plus the ween screw holding it in. Obviously they both work pretty well and as weekend warriors we probably never get to see the difference in real life...

Anyway....I can touch up my broadhead tonight and take some pics if u want me too @Teddy9871
 
I am
Weldabeast said:
U a killer

One solid piece is obviously the best choice. I don't know which style would be the more robust choice....steel ferrule glued in to a "solid" (welded or brazed) blade or aluminum ferrule with a much thinner blade held in by a weenie screw. I assume the blade had an appropriate cut out or notch plus the ween screw holding it in. Obviously they both work pretty well and as weekend warriors we probably never get to see the difference in real life...

Anyway....I can touch up my broadhead tonight and take some pics if u want me too @Teddy9871
Click to expand...
I am a terrible killer lol I am just good at stumbling across pigs. I’ve missed my best deer opportunities of the last few years.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top