knife sharpening

Once you get your knives sharp, go to Fine Firearms in La Mesa and get an AccuSharp knife sharpener. I have several of these because THEY WORK! Just a few strokes on a knife blade or broadhead and it's razor sharp. They're only about $10 or so but they're the best I've ever used.
 
i have seen them before at fine firearms. they sell it all. I love that place and the guys there are great! i'll be picking one up here pretty soon 8)
 
oneazbowhunter said:
buy a havalon, you will NEVER have to sharpen a knife again..

I just got one, but haven't used it yet. How do you change the blade?
 

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from the back of the blade you have to lift the edge of the blade and slide it off(away from you) I've actually found its much easier to just break the blade when you want to change it..seems to be a little easier to remove.be careful with these blades because they are SHARP
 
I like your thinking J.R.

Sharpening a knife can be hard to master and time consuming, I don't own one yet but can tell one would work well for caping.
 

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