Round ceramic rod with a guide jig if necessary.


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I would look at a paper wheel set up for a bench grinder. I had a set and they would easily sharpen a Simmons head and any other. If they will sharpen a Simmons head, they should do any other

 

i use lansky with the serrated stone

 

I used the round diamond stick and a few others in the middle of picture with my kudu broadheads.

 

I use a round diamond stone. Quick work; does it right!

 

Same thing, small diamond rods. Not sure why they put that offset on a single bevel head. It seems to impede the advantage of a single bevel head in the testing we did while shooting them. If you are having trouble with them I would suggest trying cutthroats. Easier to sharpen and imo a much better head all around.

 

like others mention, round diamond stick.... there is a video on their site as well on sharpening them. so far, they are the second best head for edge retention I have shot, only one better has been iron will.... there is no single best head for everything, but I would put Kudu in the "good one" category. i'm still undecided what i'm shooting this coming year, but Kudu is still in the list of possibilities. it's my favorite stainless head I have shot, and that certainly has it's merits here. I can keep corrosion minimal on steel heads, but there is always some in this environment.

 

good info,,,, thanks