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Arnie, I have an old High Country with very little brace height as well. I got a Whisker biscuit this year and had to go to 4 inch vanes in order to make it work other wise my vanes were inside the biscuit before I drew back. I really love the biscuit and this solution worked for me. Good Luck

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You could also use 3" fletching , but if you use the 4" vanes like doctordon suggested you'll be o.k.
I'm guessing your brace height is closer to 6" because I have a 6.5" brace height and I have about a 1/2" from the fletching to the biscuit.












"Nocked,cocked & ready to rock"

There is a possibility of the arrow being pulled off the string with the interference of the fletching in the rest. If this happens, a dry fire is possible.

This situation can also put a "set" in your fletching that could affect the flight.

You should have bought a Muzzy.<img src=icon_smile_sad.gif border=0 align=middle>

I have the same bow and used the biscuit for two years before going to the muzzy ze. I make my own and used 5&quot; vanes set 1&1/4&quot; from the throat in the nock. This put the leading edge of the vane right at the back side or string side of the biscuit. Presented no problems at all.

Rick

When i had mine on my golden eagle, it done the same thing but i had no problems with it whatsoever. i now have it on my mathews and i love my bisquit.

When i had mine on my golden eagle, it done the same thing but i had no problems with it whatsoever. i now have it on my mathews and i love my biscuit.