How did you fletch your Blazers...??
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Southern MD USA
Posts: 436
How did you fletch your Blazers...??
I think I might have screwed up... I fletched them straight (maybe slight offset but not much)... When they fly I can basically watch the arrow go straight... Doesn't seem to twist much at all with the broadheads (Muzzy Phantoms)... I didn't get to shoot enough to know if they flew good or not, but I am thinking I may want to fletch them with a helical jig...
Let me know what you guys have done and the results you saw...
Let me know what you guys have done and the results you saw...
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Brampton Ontario Canada
Posts: 1,038
RE: How did you fletch your Blazers...??
What kind of rest are you using--that makes a difference in the amount of helical you can use on the vanes. A drop away is the best rest for this--otherwise you'll have to conservative.
A tad bit of offset works good enough with the Blazers--using a helical jig you'll get quite a drastic offset and you really don't need that much. JMHO.
A tad bit of offset works good enough with the Blazers--using a helical jig you'll get quite a drastic offset and you really don't need that much. JMHO.
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RE: How did you fletch your Blazers...??
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
I put a strong offset on them along w/ a rt helical jig.. .dont get much helical outta them so thats why i added some offset.. Fly like darts...
I put a strong offset on them along w/ a rt helical jig.. .dont get much helical outta them so thats why i added some offset.. Fly like darts...
Using a QAD Ultra Pro LD
#9
RE: How did you fletch your Blazers...??
ORIGINAL: HuntingEd
I put a strong offset on them along w/ a rt helical jig.. .dont get much helical outta them so thats why i added some offset.. Fly like darts...
I put a strong offset on them along w/ a rt helical jig.. .dont get much helical outta them so thats why i added some offset.. Fly like darts...
I use a WB and have no problems with that comboat all.
I use a Jo-Jan, which I like, but I've heard the Bitzenburgers might be better.