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special · 08-30-2010, 11:23 PM

I love single bevels..they are easier to sharpen(once you get the hang of it)and keep their edge better.
They rotate heaps more as they enter a target and do huge damage to bone...Ive compared the amount of rotation into my practice butt..They rotate over 1/2 turn where double bevels dont make it 1/4 turn.

Ive been shooting the same Woodies Outback Supreme 125gn Single bevels for 3 years now(Woodwards)...they have seen hundreds of shots and they only ever need a quick swipe with a steel to bring back to a razor sharp edge..Ive never been able to achieve as sharp an edge with any other head...Or achieve the same longevity.

08-30-2010, 11:23 PM	#10 (permalink)
special 85gr Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: NSW Highlands Australia Posts: 77	I love single bevels..they are easier to sharpen(once you get the hang of it)and keep their edge better. They rotate heaps more as they enter a target and do huge damage to bone...Ive compared the amount of rotation into my practice butt..They rotate over 1/2 turn where double bevels dont make it 1/4 turn. Ive been shooting the same Woodies Outback Supreme 125gn Single bevels for 3 years now(Woodwards)...they have seen hundreds of shots and they only ever need a quick swipe with a steel to bring back to a razor sharp edge..Ive never been able to achieve as sharp an edge with any other head...Or achieve the same longevity. __________________ Athens Archery Factory shooting Staff..Tenzone Archery Staff..Ripcord Staff..Vanetec Staff..Special Custom Bowstrings Staff.