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2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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just wondering everyones thoughts im trying to build a more consistent arrow, right now im shooting 4inch quickspins and like them but the problem is they slow down my arrow much faster at 40+ yards, any suggestions?
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 08, 2008, 10:01:36 PM »
I realy like the 2" vanes, There even a test some where that shows the differents the 2" blazer have over other typs of vanes at 50yd's. In the test they shot like 8" higher then the other vanes. I know they shoot a lot flater for me.
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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2 words BLAZER VANES
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 09, 2008, 09:58:30 AM »
I would have to agree with Hoytstaffshooter83 I like the Blazers. I shoot Carbon Express Maxima 250 with blazers. I found out they work best for me with my whisker biscuit
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 09, 2008, 01:49:15 PM »
So how much do they slow down your arrow at 40yds, did you chronograph the loss, Helical fletch or offset? This gets debated a lot, but I have never seen any actual chronographed data. It makes sense that a helical fletch or fletch with more surface area would be slower but how much. I would guess the style of fletch has more effect then the surface area in this comparison. I personally started with offset fletch and went to Helical, and would never go away from Helical for the accuracy gain. Anyone know of some hard data on this?
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 09, 2008, 08:15:13 PM »
I'm with Paul. Blazers all the way. They stear a broadhead like no other.
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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Blazers al l the way
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agreed, nothing stears a broadhead better
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December 09, 2008, 10:17:27 PM »
i havent chrono'd my bow at different distances, but about 1 yard out of the bow with regular 4 inch veins my bow shoots about 260-263 with the quickspins it shoots about 249-252, im shooting easton axis 340's by the way so ill build some with the blazers and see how they fly.
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December 10, 2008, 11:42:35 AM »
Before your sold on the Blazers, I'd try them side by side with the 2" Flex Fletch Flash Vanes....
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 10, 2008, 02:11:41 PM »
I just got set up to shoot FOB's. The logic seems pretty good and they shoot well so far. I was shooting 4" four fletch on 485 grain arrows with broad heads. Not enough time yet to give a yeah or neah. They will be easier to fix/ replace, that's for sure.
I should be shooting some broadheads with them here shortly. I'll get feedback out right after.
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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BLAZERS
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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I really like my 4 inch flex fletch vanes and I think I am gonna try out some 2" blazers and 2" flex fletch for a comparison.
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 14, 2008, 07:30:22 PM »
I shot 4" vanes for years...last year was my first for blazers.
I was a believer! Blazers are a huge improvement...after I switched, so did all my shooting buddies. Not so much for decreased drag, but less wind deflection.
Now, I'm addicted to FOB's.
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Re: 2 inch Vs. 4inch veins?
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December 14, 2008, 07:35:15 PM »
Well I don't even know what a blazer is but apparantly my broadheads do fine.
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