2" Blazers when using a Whisker Biscuit Rest
08-14-2007, 03:15 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: WEST VIRGINIA
Posts: 57
2" Blazers when using a Whisker Biscuit Rest
I was wondering how many hunters who are using a Whisker Biscuit rest are using 2" Blazers on their arrows? When I first started using a Whisker Biscuit a few years back I noticed that my 4" vanes were getting eaten up by my biscuit so I was told by my local archery shop employee to try and change to a 2" blazer. The 2" blazer did the trick, they fly superior and are much thicker than the usual 4" vane. If anyone is having any similar problems with their vanes, causing the vanes to get wavy and getting tore up by the biscuit, I would reccomend you trying the 2" blazers on your arrows. Good luck.
08-14-2007, 04:47 PM
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Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
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RE: 2" Blazers when using a Whisker Biscuit Rest
I was just wondering about that and posted in the techinal forum about it. I have 4" vanes on some Beman ICS arrows that are getten torn to pieces by the WB on the Parker I just bought. I want the same setup arrows, but how much of a difference does 2" vanes make in relation to 4" vanes other than damage? Better or worse? I'm waiting to click on the purchase button, just need the advice to do it.
08-14-2007, 05:43 PM
#7
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Indiana (southern)
Posts: 6,146
RE: 2" Blazers when using a Whisker Biscuit Rest
I use the 2" blazers and love them with my bisquit. I seem to get better groups with them. I used the fourin. vanes before, but really had no trouble with them in the WB.
08-14-2007, 06:58 PM
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: May 2007
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RE: 2" Blazers when using a Whisker Biscuit Rest
ORIGINAL: Beezer
I was just wondering about that and posted in the techinal forum about it. I have 4" vanes on some Beman ICS arrows that are getten torn to pieces by the WB on the Parker I just bought. I want the same setup arrows, but how much of a difference does 2" vanes make in relation to 4" vanes other than damage? Better or worse? I'm waiting to click on the purchase button, just need the advice to do it.
I was just wondering about that and posted in the techinal forum about it. I have 4" vanes on some Beman ICS arrows that are getten torn to pieces by the WB on the Parker I just bought. I want the same setup arrows, but how much of a difference does 2" vanes make in relation to 4" vanes other than damage? Better or worse? I'm waiting to click on the purchase button, just need the advice to do it.
