Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bow Hunting => Topic started by: dpetrzelka on July 08, 2014, 07:45:19 AM
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I'm intrigued by helical vanes, and wondering if there are any concerns with running 2-3 degree helical with a full drop-away rest such as the RipCord.
In theory I could strip the stock vanes from some of my Cabelas Carbon Hunter arrows, and re-vane with helical, correct?
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Or, would it be better to try simple offset first?
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Helical is the way to go. I get perfect flight and accuracy with fixed blades running a helical on 2" blazers. Nothing to worry about with your ripcord. And yes you can strip the vanes an refletch any way you like. Only negative to helical is its a little louder, but I've never had an animal move at the shot so it can't matter that much. :tup:
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You should have no problem with helical vanes through a rip cord.
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What is the minimum equipment I'll need to do a couple arrows with helical vanes?
Vanes
Glue
Jig capable of helical application
Arrow wraps worthwile?
Maybe I can find someone local in Skagit county who has a jig and can show me the ropes.
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I just bought a bohning helix fletching jig 43 bucks very easy to use and works great get glue and blazer vanes good to go
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I just bought a bohning helix fletching jig 43 bucks very easy to use and works great get glue and blazer vanes good to go
I use this as well...just fletched up a couple Max Hunters with it
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What vanes would you recommend on my Carbon Hunters?
PSE RTS Brute HP, 60#, 28" draw, 100gr slick trick magnums
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I just bought a bohning helix fletching jig 43 bucks very easy to use and works great get glue and blazer vanes good to go
I use this as well...just fletched up a couple Max Hunters with it
Looks good!