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Easton Stay Sharp Broadhead Case

By Grady Epperly
September 11, 2017
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Feature-packed Design Keeps Your Investment Sharp & Secure
Experienced bowhunters know the challenge of keeping broadhead components together and sharp once they come out of the retail packaging. The New Stay Sharp case was designed to keep broadheads components sharp, together, secure, and ready for use in the field. The patent-pending design utilizes “rubber-fingers” to suspend the ferrule and eliminate blade edge contact within the internal case. Each package includes twelve blade-retaining threaded inserts that secure blades, o-rings, and collars tightly against the ferrule. Made of a durable ABS body with snap-fit locking polycarbonate end caps—the case houses up to six mechanical or fixed-blade heads and is compatible with most broadhead designs on the market including two, three, and four-blade configurations. Compatible with Deep-Six or 8-32-threads.

Features:
• “Touchless” design ensures broadhead sharpness by supporting ferrules without contacting blades edges
• Includes 12 blade-retaining threaded inserts
• Compatible with Deep-Six and standard 8-32 broadheads
• Hold six mechanical or fixed-blade broadheads
• Durable ABS body with snap-fit locking polycarbonate end caps
MSRP $19.99

www.eastonarchery.com

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Grady is a husband and father of four, a retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant, and the editor of Firearms Friday. It's not that he knows everything or even a lot about firearms and the outdoors it's just that he really likes them and likes sharing the latest news and trends with other people who find the subject matter interesting.

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