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06-10-2005, 06:35 AM
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Fletching Blazer vanes
I just received some blazer vanes to try out but was unsure on what was the best way to fletch them, helical, offset or straight?
Ill be using a whisker biscuit rest.
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RE: Fletching set-up
questions_14,
I shoot a drop away rest, but my Blazers are glued on at a 2 degree right offset. They work very well this way for me.
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