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skyfarmer 02-15-2007 01:24 AM

Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
I put Blazers on my Carbon Express Terminators and lost alot of accuracy, I was shooting them from the box in a 2in. dia.at 20yds. now its about a 5in. dia.??? Are the arrows not stiff enough as in are they to cheap of arrows to have blazers on. I had field tips on.

skyfarmer 02-15-2007 01:41 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
I did have to move my sight up, that was the only thing that was consistant compared to the old vanes. and that is the olny thing I touched was the sight up, they are the 2" vanes.

skyfarmer 02-15-2007 02:57 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
one more thing they are straight, the 4" vanes were 3 degree right offset. What do most people do when they fletch there blazers? straight, or offeset if so how much?

Madjac20 02-15-2007 04:46 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 

ORIGINAL: skyfarmer

one more thing they are straight, the 4" vanes were 3 degree right offset. What do most people do when they fletch there blazers? straight, or offeset if so how much?
I fletch Blazers with a helical offset. By being only 2" long you don't see much of a helical. Blazers, for sure, should have some sort of offset. You want the arrow to spin, the more spin the more accuracy. IMHO Blazers that are straight will "knuckle-ball" thus not as accurate. $.02.

mobow 02-15-2007 05:30 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
Anytime you change anything with your set up, you need to ensure the bow is still tuned properly. You may be getting some fletching contact w/ your rest that you weren't before, thought I wouldn't think so as the Blazers are no taller, but it's possible. Check to make sure everything is tight then shoot through paper. Make sure you still have that good bullet hole.

Blazers are JUST as accurate as any vane out there. They are not the root cause of the problem, that I assure you.

archer58 02-15-2007 06:23 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 

ORIGINAL: skyfarmer

one more thing they are straight, the 4" vanes were 3 degree right offset. What do most people do when they fletch there blazers? straight, or offeset if so how much?
As w/ any vane , you need an offset or helical fletch for accuracy.
You defeat the purpose of them if they aren't fletched that way.
I fletch my blazers w/ about a 4 degreeoffset and they shoot a fixed blade bhw/ field tips at 45yrds.

sr77 02-15-2007 07:05 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
I shoot Blazers on my CX Terminator Selects without a problem. Use some spray on powder foot powder to see if you are making contact with the rest. Mine are perfectly accurate out to 60 yds.

Shane

Howler 02-15-2007 08:16 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
Why would you expect the balzers to work as well when put on straight when your other vains were offset? As was said, get some offset to the blazers and that will help significantly!

Sliverflicker 02-15-2007 11:01 AM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 
Blazers instructions say to offset them, but they should still fly good stright at 20 yards with field points. Sounds like the higher profile on them is causing a problem Making contact. Do what the others said above to find your problem.

mobow 02-15-2007 03:10 PM

RE: Blazer vanes lose of accuracy
 

ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker

Blazers instructions say to offset them, but they should still fly good stright at 20 yards with field points. Sounds like the higher profile on them is causing a problem Making contact. Do what the others said above to find your problem.
Blazers have no higher profile than your standard vane. They just reach that profile faster, giving them the illusion of being taller. They aren't.


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