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turkey yes. Elk.................................. I wouldnt.

You will NOT be happy with the SS montecs for edge retention. Soft and gummy and not a durable edge. That is why they followed up with a Carbon steel version. While harder, its still a sintered (cast) metal so the grain structure is inferior when compared to monolithic/machined heads. You will...

If you shoot a single bevel head, you will want to view this.

VPA double bevel

who makes a 2 inch cutting Diameter broadhead???

Woodsman from 3 Rivers archery for elk, deer, anything. I used them for three years and they are fantastic. Its a great penetrater . https://ronkulas.proboards.com/thread/446/woodsman-broadhead-results

And now the VPA single bevel.

I put together a sharpening comparison using 3 common sharpening methods and then tested the edges.

I killed a lot of animals with slick tricks. Back when Gary was alive and owned the company. He focused on the blades. Now, after his passing and the new owners care about profits and less about blades quality.

I just completed another sharpening video and sharpness test. This time the Grizzly broadhead. [video]

If you are a Cutthroat broadhead user. My new video might be of help to you to get them sharper than a razor blade (with proof). What I failed to include in the video (after some folks asked the question about weight loss) the cost for making these heads huntable was 2 grains. which is one grain...

Using all my new sharpness test gear with an Iron Will broadhead. Video below.

I picked up some gear to evaluate sharp in my shop. Now I can quantify what sharp looks like and cuts like as it applies to broadheads.

Ive giving a seminar this weekend on broadhead lethality/sharpening and bowhunting for the Wisconson Bowhunters Association's 80th annual convention. Im their corporate sponsor for the even and they asked me to give a talk. This is a little of the content for that talk.

If you struggle to sharpen stuff I put this together to help;

here is a bit about the process to get the blades ready for my homemade broadheads. I hope to use them in a few weeks to kill some hogs and then down to Texas for more critters before I use them for the WI bowhunting season and then bowhunting in Africa. Its been a good way to use time indoors...

Making progress on this project.