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GR8atta2d

08-22-2007 10:48 AM

Helical ...?

Ok guys got my new Muzzy 0 Effect on, tuned and hitting X's

Need some new arrows. Should I get some helical fletching? I've never messed with that before. Why should I, and how much??

bigcountry

08-22-2007 10:50 AM

RE: Helical ...?

If you are using plain ole duravanes 4", shouldn't make a difference. Might make your broadheads fly little better. I have shot both offset and helical on my multiple MZE bows, and all work great.

My broadheads will not fly as good as my field points with offset. But seem to shoot better with helical at 40-50 yards.

stalkingbear

08-23-2007 05:09 AM

RE: Helical ...?

Helical is the only way to go. The reason for this is because helical fletching will spin arrow faster,making it stabilize quicker thus more accuracy.I use/reccomend full helical because there's no such thing as too much accuracy,especially with fixed blade broadheads. Also,full helical will be more forgiving in case of slight broadhead windplaning.

Non_Typical

08-23-2007 06:28 AM

RE: Helical ...?

If your tuned and hitting X's with your setup that you have now. Why change? Learned my mistake.

r33h	08-23-2007 07:27 AM

RE: Helical ...?

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ORIGINAL: stalkingbear

Helical is the only way to go. The reason for this is because helical fletching will spin arrow faster,making it stabilize quicker thus more accuracy.I use/reccomend full helical because there's no such thing as too much accuracy,especially with fixed blade broadheads. Also,full helical will be more forgiving in case of slight broadhead windplaning.

I was going to type pretty much what he said:). The helical will stablize your arrow quicker, thus meaning more consistant and accurate shooting.

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