Ol_Oneshot

Since the introduction of the G5Montecs, I've always been a fan of the solid piece broadhead that is resharpenable. I'm currently shooting the new NAP Hellrazors and love them. They are scary sharp when taken straight out of the pack and fly true. The other day I harvested a deer with the Hellrazors and now need to resharpen the broadhead. My question I'm asking is what sharpening stone should I invest in.I prefer the flat stone if possible.

Thanks

Grandviewer

I was told by NAP rep. to sharpen them just like you do the Montec. It worked fine for me so if you sharpened the montec you're set and use the samestone.

KodiakArcher

I use a set of Smith's Arkansas stones down to 600 grit then a Smith's diamond stone at 750 then a DMT stone at 1200 and finish off with a ceramic stone at 2000 grit and then strop; scary sharp!

Roskoe

In addition to what has already been posted; do your stoning across the edge. I was trying to sharpen mine for awhile by pushing the head across the stone point first. Sure is easier going at a right angle to the edge.

arkansasbowhunter

mill bastard file works great then the 1200 grit stone to hone the burr on up for the razor sharp edge. the mill file works really quick too.

5 shot

I use a file on mine also. Then strope them on a peice of leather to remove the burrs. Shaving sharp in no time.