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I just can't decide...what would you use?
05-06-2008 | 12:52 PM
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I just can't decide...what would you use?
I am in the process of building my hunting arras for this fall. They are XX78 Super Slam, 2512's dipped white with orange cresting and black highlights. I know I am going to use 2 white and 1 orange...but....Here's the question......
4" shield cut feathers......or 4" vanes? I know the advantages and disadvantages of each, they will both stabilize my arrow equally as well....
Here's my thinking......I'm thinking feathers. I can use fletching tape instead of glue that will eat the lacquer, and they are a tad lighter.
So, which is it. 4" vanes or feathers? If you would like to say why, I'll entertain that as well.
4" shield cut feathers......or 4" vanes? I know the advantages and disadvantages of each, they will both stabilize my arrow equally as well....
Here's my thinking......I'm thinking feathers. I can use fletching tape instead of glue that will eat the lacquer, and they are a tad lighter.
So, which is it. 4" vanes or feathers? If you would like to say why, I'll entertain that as well.
05-06-2008 | 01:04 PM
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RE: I just can't decide...what would you use?
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I wouldnt use anything in a 4"..4" fletching puts too much drag on the arrow and not requried to stabalize the shaft during flight.
When your equipment marriage is set-up properly, a 2" fletch is all that you need.
Blazers are great. Right now I have 3" quick spins on my Carbon Express Maxima FOC350s.
I wouldnt use anything in a 4"..4" fletching puts too much drag on the arrow and not requried to stabalize the shaft during flight.
When your equipment marriage is set-up properly, a 2" fletch is all that you need.
Blazers are great. Right now I have 3" quick spins on my Carbon Express Maxima FOC350s.
It wasn't one of the options.....
