BLAZER VANES
10-12-2006, 02:17 PM
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BLAZER VANES
I am thinking about using the Bohning Archery Blazer vanes. Anyone out there try em? Do you like em? I shoot Carbon express CX 300 arrows, a Darton Bow set at 65lbs shooting around 270 FPS, and G5 striker broadheads. Thanks
10-12-2006, 03:15 PM
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RE: BLAZER VANES
I shoot Magnus Stingers @ 290 fps w/ Blazers. Lazer beams. Perfect flight.
I fletched one arrow w/ a 5" feather and shot it into my deer target. I fletched another w/ Blazers and did the same. I shot a feather off the first arrow. Both were shot at 25 yards and tipped w/ Stingers. Blazers are the bomb!
The only arrows we've found they don't work very well on are big, heavy arrows...in the 500+ gr. weight range.
I fletched one arrow w/ a 5" feather and shot it into my deer target. I fletched another w/ Blazers and did the same. I shot a feather off the first arrow. Both were shot at 25 yards and tipped w/ Stingers. Blazers are the bomb!
The only arrows we've found they don't work very well on are big, heavy arrows...in the 500+ gr. weight range.
10-12-2006, 05:06 PM
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RE: BLAZER VANES
I used to shoot feathers on aluminum. Bought a new bow this year and along with it my first carbon arrows. I put Blazers on them with Slick Tricks. Man....I just don't know why I didn't do it sooner. Absolutely flawless all the way. I love those Blazers and I think I will love the Slick Tricks too, but I am waiting for the ultimate test before I rate the broadheads!
10-12-2006, 08:47 PM
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RE: BLAZER VANES
the only thing i noticed is after 35 yrds the arrows i have blazers on drop off a little and at 40yrds drop about 6" more then my feather equiped arrows but i know they do that so its not a problem like i said if i was only shooting vanes it would be nothing but blazers.
10-18-2006, 01:19 PM
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RE: BLAZER VANES
If you shoot a Whisker Biscuit, I wouldn't recommend anything else. I've shot many different vanes and feathers through that thing, but Blazers are the only vanes that will literally fall of before they will wave or stretch with normal use.