whisker bisquit brakes the veins of arrows?
08-10-2006, 07:06 PM
#1
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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whisker bisquit brakes the veins of arrows?
ive only been shooting for a year and all of a sudden the last week my veins on my arrows have began to brake, there made of some rubber material, i think its because of going through the bisquit alot it gets ripped slightly and gets worse and worse.
Is this a possiblity? or do i just have crappy arrows i need to change?
Is this a possiblity? or do i just have crappy arrows i need to change?
08-10-2006, 07:09 PM
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RE: whisker bisquit brakes the veins of arrows?
That is the one downside to the biscuit. They are rather hard on vanes. Blazers are great w/ the buscuit, they are just much more rigid and durable. Or, you could give a new rest a try. If you like the buscuit, NAP makes a 360 capture. Based on the same principle, but it's not a totally encompassing buscuit. Your vanes pass through air, not fibers.
08-10-2006, 10:22 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 26
RE: whisker bisquit brakes the veins of arrows?
I had the WB on my bow and it eat fletchings bad . I also tried blazers thy lasted a little longer but still took a beating . A lot of people on hear say that if it is set up right it won't do hurt the fletching but I could not get mine right... I loved the rest for not having to keep an eye on the arrow while drawing but I could not get it to shoot good groups. My brother-in-law has 1 on his bow and it shoots grate. After 2 years of bad groups and bad fletchings I changed to the shaky hunter fall away rest . Groups got better and fletchings are not a problem . I hope the WB works on your set up , it's a good rest if you get to work.. I just could not get it right for me...
