Not all broadheads lend themselves to being sharpened!!! If you under the impression that your sharpening skills are good enough to work on replaceable blades or most mechanical heads try sharpening your disposable razor before you shave next time..
Please just make sure it's sharp. We spend enough money on this silly sport as it is without cheapingout on broadheads.
If a deer is worth shooting it's worth the ten bucks an expensive broadhead costs.I'm paying better than $15.00 a five pack of good shotgun slugs and always shoot a few Boxes prior to the season. It's an investment I'm willing to take. Heck.. I've spent $80.00 on screw in steps this year alone so $10.00 ain't squat!!
I know it's not in their best interest but do most broadhead manufacturers recommend sharpening???May a big old buck fall to your razor sharp broadhead..