G5 Montec

No, you don't need proprietary tools. Because of its simple, flat-blade design, you can easily sharpen the Montec using a standard flat sharpening stone or a dedicated broadhead sharpener.

The Montec is spin-tested at the factory to ensure consistent flight, which helps it track very similarly to field points. However, because fixed-blade broadheads have more surface area than field points, you should always verify your tune and point of impact before heading into the field.

The weight is fixed at 100 grains. If your setup requires a different weight, you will need to look for a different model or adjust your arrow setup, as these cannot be modified.

A cut-on-contact design means the tip of the broadhead is sharp and begins cutting immediately upon impact. This helps the arrow penetrate hide and tissue more efficiently compared to chisel-tip designs, which rely on force to punch through before the blades engage.

Yes, the one-piece steel construction is incredibly durable. As long as the blades aren't chipped or bent from hitting rock or bone, you can simply touch up the edges with a stone and put them back in your quiver.