i use straight for everything, no matter what it is. thats how i get the best and fastest flight. speed now days means more to me than anytning.. accuracy kills, speed kills faster.. i let myself slide.. if i can hit a pie plate out to 40 yards, i am good to go. (even with all of my 2007 hunting bows, i wont shoot past 40 yards..)

This ought to be interesting to hear. How again does speed kill faster?

Speed kills faster????

So you are sayingthat a bb traveling at 100 FPS willdo more damagethan an hammer flying at you at 50 FPS?

In my life I have had both flying at me, and vote to be hit by the BB.

In my opinion, sharp broadheads and kinetic energy at the point of impact kills

When shooting a fixed blade broadhead nothing stablizes better than a helical on your vanes.That is what we need to remember,because anything wil work with fieldpoints,broadheads are a completely different animal.

OK guy's here it is. If you could give me a list of what "YOU" suggest for me to buy to fletch my bare shafts with, what type of jig, clamp etc... I will be fletching cross-bow bolts (ten-point) and ICS Hunter 400 shafts both in carbon, and would like to try maybe either offset of helical, as I am currently using straight on both. O by the way I willbe using blazers for the ICS HUnters and 4" vanes for the bolts but also may try some blazers for the bolts... Thanks for any input...