They should only be used in a Pinch, say at the camp or something like that.
This is the feeling that I got from talking to others. I was initially turned on to the fact that it was a quick, accurate and easy way to re-fletch, but some things are still too good to be true. At least it is easy to repair and you won't damage your arrows.
I would recommend contacting NAP and seeing what they can do for you. This is the first I've heard of this problem.
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I don't have a lot of experience with vampires, but I have hunted werewolves. I shot one once, but by the time I got to it, it had turned back into my neighbor's dog.
This is just one of the problems I see with them. When they first came out I checked them and really didn't care for what I saw. They are very expensive compared to regular fletching. Heavier too, and if you damage a vane you have to strip the whole thing off to make a decent repair.
Fletch about 5 dozen arrows and you could have bought yourself a Bitz jig and the other components to refletch.
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I use these with the speed hunter vanes.The main thing is to make sure that The water is hot enough. The first one i did had the same problem but if you use water that has just started a rolling boil it works fine. that has beenmy only problem and i'm shooting mine through a whisker
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