Here is the scoop. I shoot magnus stingers and they are great. After each shoot I always replace the bleeder blade with a new one.
The problem is my entry hole on deer and on the organs there is an clear 4 blade hole, but on the exit hole there is only a slit like I was using a 2 blade head.
I have a KME sharpener but the stinger bleeder blades are to small to use with a KME. Am I the only one with this issue? So my question is, how do I resolve this? How do I get an edge on Stinger bleeder blades?
Scott
Onestringer,do you have the broadhead or knifesharpener KME?I'm not that familiar with the knife sharpener kit but the broadhead kit come with a clamp for doing bleeders and I can get my Stinger bleeders razor sharp with it.
I noticed that on my deer this year too but I didn't think twice about it until now. I don't know if it was an issue, it dropped 40yds from me. It will be intresting at the responses
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I clamp them in a small set of vice grips and sharpen them with an accusharp. Then I strop them on an old leather belt with some polishing compound I bought at Woodcraft.
I don't know about the KME (never used one) but my Lansky works fine for bleeders. I've sharpened Bear and Magnus bleeders with it and it only takes a couple of minutes.
Aaron
They must be bending or breaking off as they pass through. Never had a problem with them.