Best in the field broadhead sharpener

[Brad Robins]

What is the best in the field sharpener that you would pack??

My Lansky set up would not be practical.

Thanks,

Brad

[Brad Robins]

I read the Accu Sharp is great on Zwickeys....

Brad

[Javi]

File

[portugeejn]

I have packed a file in the past, but I just got an Accu Sharp, and plan on throwing that in my pack this year.  It doesn't seem to get them (I use Zwickey Eskimos) any sharper than a file, but it is much easier to use and seems more consistent to me.  (Free advice from someone who hunts and sharpens broadheads, but hasn't got a deer or elk yet with a bow-so take it for what it is worth!)

RonP

[snag]

Brad, I bought one of these from 3Rivers and been pretty happy with it for a "field sharpener".

 

It has a ceramic honing surface on the backside that is like a whetstone for polishing up the blade after drawing it through the teeth. Plus it's light weight and small in the pack.

[Tree Killer]

I pack flat files. Have several left over from my chainsaw days. You want a fairly tight tooth for use broadheads and knives.

[chanumpa]

A flat file,and I really like my jewlstick stubby(3 grit,3 sided)diamond.

[Brad Robins]

Looking at the three bladed Wensel blades, a flat file would be easiest in the field.  

My Zwickeys get sharp on my Lansky.  My Accusharp is good for field sharpening for my two bladers.

Brad

[wapitirod]

for my two blade broadheads I use one of the Smith broadhead sharpeners, it has the carbide inserts and looks like a smaller version of their knife sharperner.  When I was shooting snuffers I used a file.