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Title: grizzly broadheads
Post by: tree stand on November 22, 2007, 10:33:00 AM
been using grizzly broadheads 125gr for awhile but the new ones i bought seem to have a harder steel. in fact the broadhead just glides over the file.  puchased a new file with the same results.  tried the files on another brand of broadhead and they worked fine.   anybody experience similar problems?  any suggestions?
thanks and happy turkey day
Title: Re: grizzly broadheads
Post by: Moengo on November 22, 2007, 10:51:00 AM
Grizzlies do have a harder Rockwell hardness (60 I think) than most all other BH's...and can be difficult on a file. I use a 6" and 8" Grobet file, which are sold by 3Rivers and they work, but the Grizzly will eventually dull my file. A good quality, 10" Mill Bastard file should work for you. How are you using the file?
Title: Re: grizzly broadheads
Post by: Bjorn on November 22, 2007, 12:25:00 PM
The 160 and 190 Grizzlies are harder than the other Grizzlies; but a large Nicholson bastard still works fine-just takes a bit longer, and like Moengo says they will dull your file.
The 160 is my fav head; once its sharp it is easy to keep it that way.
Title: Re: grizzly broadheads
Post by: SlowBowinMO on November 22, 2007, 12:40:00 PM
The newer ones are a little harder, like they used to be in the first place.

The standards target is now 50-52 and the El Grandes 51-53 Rockwell.