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2 Samuel 22:35 04-14-2010 12:21 PM

Vanes
 
Okay I am going to buy some arrows pretty soon,
My question is "Which vanes are better for hunting with fixed broadheads"
4 inch vanes or 2 inch vanes.
I would like to know the pros and cons of both.
Anything would be helpfull.

Jackson Bowner 04-14-2010 03:53 PM

I use 2" Blazers on my Slick Tricks and love the setup.

RidgeFACTOR 04-14-2010 04:18 PM

I use 2" Blazers with both mechanical 2 -Blade Rage (100gr.) and fixed Muzzy MX-4's (100gr.) They fly just fine.

BigBuck95 04-14-2010 04:23 PM

Definatly go with the two inch blazers, man. They fly so much straighter. Definetly the way to go!

BigBuck95

MeanV2 04-14-2010 07:17 PM

IMHO there is nothing better for guiding broadhead tipped arrows than feathers, but if you are wanting to use vanes go with the 2" Blazers or Predator vanes.

They work very well!

Dan

bigbulls 04-14-2010 07:52 PM


IMHO there is nothing better for guiding broadhead tipped arrows than feathers, but if you are wanting to use vanes go with the 2" Blazers or Predator vanes.

They work very well!
I'm in 100% agreement with Dan. Though I will also add the NAP quick spin speed hunters as one of the best vanes. I prefer them over blazers.

The Rev 04-15-2010 04:30 AM

Again, I have to agree with the above.... I've been preaching this for years... blazers, you can't beat them for arrow flight, durability, and dependability!

2 Samuel 22:35 04-15-2010 09:52 AM

Thanks all for the input,
I am going to use 2 inch blazers with my slick trick broadheads.
Once again thanks.

~Sam

RidgeFACTOR 04-15-2010 01:51 PM

Have you ever tried to shoot feathers when they got wet from the rain and/or snow? They (feathers) are hard to get to fly straight to begin with.

2 Samuel 22:35 04-16-2010 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by RidgeFACTOR (Post 3613157)
Have you ever tried to shoot feathers when they got wet from the rain and/or snow? They (feathers) are hard to get to fly straight to begin with.

Nope never shot wet feathers before.
Sounds cool though. :cool2:


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