What is everyone using for fletchings on your hunting arrows? And now for the tuff part Why? Just wondering.

Blazers. They do well thru a biscuit and really put the spin on the shaft. ;)

I also am experimenting w/Blazers want to see results when Shoot them at 30-40 yds. 20 yds at dart screen they fly pretty good.

I like the vanetechs. They are very consistant and very durable.

I am shooting blazers on axis 340's. They fly great with a 3 blade muzzy and field points.

I have been using 4" QuikSpins on Easton ACC's for a couple of years now and like the flight I get with my broadheads.:biggrin1:

I put blazers on my arrows last year and did not have to mess with getting the right broadhead on each arrow. My BH's flew GREAT with the blazers.



Frank

Hey frank which braodheads you use. I can see another question thread comming.....

I have shot nothing but 125gr 3-blade muzzys for the past 5 years. They are definately my best flying BH's.


Frank

Have you ever tried the four blade muzzys? Results? I like the Four blade 100gr, And for mechanicals I still like the spitfire pro series

Never tried the 4-blades yet. As for mechanicals never tried them. Just like the dropaways I fear mechanicals can fail to open and that would not be cool. It takes me a while to feel confident with new things I mean come on I still shoot Aluminum arrows but am going to carbon for 3D.


Frank

Switching to carbon arrows??? You can teach an OLD dawg new tricks.:peace:

I have been using, easton diamond vanes. But after reading the posts, I may have to try blazers. Have also used feathers, with no problems. Can't say why i am currently using vanes.

Feathers indoors - I may change next year. I like the way that they fly, but the durability doesn't seem to be as good as vanes.

Vanetecs for hunting & 3D

I shot blazers the last two years. I am looking forward to trying the 3.125" Quikspin this year. Lighter than last years 4" but supposedly spins just as fast as the 4"

I am using 4 inch Spin Wings. They really get the arrow spinning, and stabilize quickly.

4 inch bared feathers, because they look great and fly like a dart, also use 100 grain montecs fixed blades.