Great job!  Thanks for the info!

You're right.  I'll have to reserve these for rabbits and pheasants.

Way cool and good info...thanks a lot!

im kind of a sharpening nut and used to sharpen the tips of my muzzys as well.  now i have some evidence that what i was doing was not just crazy

Wow! Great job! Nothing more to say!  

Thanks a lot for all the work!

Very good work and food for thought. Did you test your home made single bevel head or any single beveled heads?

how sharp are the older two blades here?  It showing that a woodsman will pierce quicker than a razorhead.   what it does after that is a different story.  Thanks, dan

Thanks for a great unbiased report.  This one will be kept for future reference!

That was AWESOME! Thanks for putting quite a bit of effort into it and sharing the results with us.

Ray  

Another great thread Ron. I showed it to some compound guys at work. That should convince them....LOL

VERY interesting stuff!  Thanks for putting so much effort into a great comparison, and sharing the info freely.  I appreciate it!  

QuoteOriginally posted by deertraks:
Very good work and food for thought. Did you test your home made single bevel head or any single beveled heads?

I will test them when I have the next batch finished.

Sounds good, I wish I could make some like those.

Thank you so much, terrific post.

Just stumbled on this thread while doing a search. Quite informative.

!!!!!AWESOME!!!!!!

THANK YOU
         

Question:  Would creating a second angle on the points of 3 blade heads-Wensels, VPA, Snuffer, etc-keep the tips from curling?  Altering the tips to look like Magnus photo to prevent the ending up like the Razorcap photo.

I have reshaped the points of my practice Snuffers after they found a rock or piece of metal, but never hunted with them.

GREAT JOB!    

Wow!  What a comprehensive test!  Thanks for sharing that.

Thanks also to TxAg for bringing it back to the top of the list.