GRIZZLY BROADHEAD HARDNESS

[EIGHTWGT]

Shawn - (or anyone)

What is the hardness difference between the 190 ElGrande, and the 100 grain heads ??

I have some friends Im turning on to the 'benefits' of 2 blade single bevel heads


Thanks...and keep those heads coming !

[amicus]

eightwgt, do a search. I know the information has been posted before. 190s are supposed to be harder. Sharpster would know.

Gilbert

[SlowBowinMO]

EIGHTWGT, the target for hardness on the 100-160 gr heads is 50-52 rockwell, the El Grandes in 150 and 190 slighty harder at 51-53.

[Jason Jelinek]

From my experience the 190s are harder than the 150s.

[groyce]

I'd say all of them are hard enough to stick in an ironwood tree Tom!  

[Kingwouldbe]

I have to say from the 20Dz I've sharpened the 190 are hard as hell, some times just slides across a millbasterd file, wont cut into it at all.

I think the 160's a lot softer, if we use what SlowBowinMO  said, 160 @ 50 Rockwell and the 190 @ 53 Rockwell those 3 points make a big deference.

[EIGHTWGT]

GROYCE

Ha - Ha - Ha  !!

Hey send me those pics BTW  

tom@inshorepowerboats.com

[Jack Skinner]

AMEN to Kingwouldbe. Until I started using my disc sander to change the angle on the 190, I had to heat some of the heads up to soffen them enough to get a file to remove metal.

[Overspined]

I use a low speed wet grinding wheel and they take about 20 min each first attempt. After that, about 1 min each to resharpen or re-strop. RAZORS