blazers, flech type?

treboryerf · 07-22-2007, 08:12 PM

Hey all you blazer vane shooters! Should be going to get my new bow wenesday and I'm thinking of going with a wb rest and blazer vanes.MY question is what style flechting will work the best to stablelize my broadheads. I will be shooting 125gr muzzy 3 blade.Should I use straight,offset or helical?Can you put a helical on a 2 inch vane? I normally shoot with a helical and have to admitt I'm a little skeptical of any type fleching that does not have a helical,but I know there are a lot of you guys here that use them and I hope ya'll can give me some sound advice.THANKS GUYS!

r33h · 07-23-2007, 07:20 AM

You can't put a really hard helical on blazers, but you can put a little bit on them. Just make sure the base of the vane is in full contaft with the shaft and put as much as you can. As far as putting a helical on arrows while shooting out of a WB...that I am not sure of (I use a drop away). When I use to use a WB, I just used a straight fletch.

Slo-Pitch · 07-23-2007, 07:58 AM

I fletch them with a right helical (as much as I can with good contact) and shoot them through a wb with no issues at all. I think the fact that you really can't put an extreme amount of helical on them is what allows them to shoot through the wb so well.
It will work fine.

Madjac20 · 07-23-2007, 10:02 AM

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ORIGINAL: Slo-Pitch

I fletch them with a right helical (as much as I can with good contact) and shoot them through a wb with no issues at all. I think the fact that you really can't put an extreme amount of helical on them is what allows them to shoot through the wb so well.
It will work fine.

Exactly!

m9a9g9i9c · 07-23-2007, 12:56 PM

My arrows have blazers on them, and with 3 blade muzzy's they fly straight, just like fieldpoints.....

Man, do I love the sound of an arrow with muzzy's when it' wizzing through the air.....!!!