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any of yal use them? what is the best way to sharpen them?
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Originally posted by ssccbucs24:
any of yal use them? what is the best way to sharpen them? I think G5 makes a shapner for them. Not real sure though.
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Yeah, they make one. Great broadhead, have not found one fly better than it. 
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10 point
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The G-5 Sharpner is the cats meow...gets those Montecs razor sharp in a couple of pulls across each blade. The Montecs fly better out of my bow than any other 3 blade I have tried. I may try some of the carbon steel versions this year...seems like they may hold that sharp edge a little longer.
"Never met a deer that I didn't like" - QDMAV8R
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Love the Montec - very easy to sharpen.
If you don't want to spend the $$ on the G5 sharpener - you can do it with a sharpening stone. Mark the edge of the Montec with a marker. Lay the broadhead flat on the stone (two edges will the touching the stone) and work softly side to side until marker is gone. That's how I put an edge back on mine when needed.
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