axis and blazers
#2
Some may beg to differ on this question ,I've heard a few bad review's on the 340 Axis's and have now been shooting them for 1 1/2 year's and I absolutely don't believe too much of what i've read .I really like the thin shaft of the Axis's and I've had no problem's with them ,I also fletched them with the 2" Blazer's and they work real sweet ,so you've made a great Choice .I found that by putting the Blazer's on that my arrow weight decreased by 9 gr total arrow weight .I'm sure you'll be pleased .
nubo
nubo
#3
I too use 340s with blazers and I like how they fly. No problems other than a doe I shot falling and breaking a shaft. It was a good trade, freezer meat for an arrow.
#4
ORIGINAL: nydeerslayer16
i got some axis arrows for christmas and i sent them off to get them fletched with blazers.are the blazers good vanes?are the axis good arrows?
i got some axis arrows for christmas and i sent them off to get them fletched with blazers.are the blazers good vanes?are the axis good arrows?
#5
Fork Horn
Joined: May 2004
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From: carroll, IA/ Mountain Home AFB
I dont know about the vanes but as for the axis I pesonaly love them. I have taken many deer with them and never had one brake unless i did something stupid like shot one in to the other.the only thing i wish they would do is come out with a .003 straightness version in the same gpi range. I am in the proses of putting 2.25 quickspins on them. I hope they hold up and shoot good, i havnt really seen that many people shooting the quickspins so i am kinda just giveing them a try.
#6
My dad shoots those arrows and he loves them. And as far as blazers go, I just got all of my arrows refletched with them and I have shot a couple of my arrows and they still look and shoot new.




