View Full Version : The Fob Fletchings?
diamond-vic. 12-29-2006, 04:45 PM hey guys, anyone ever heard of these? they look pretty stupid to me
heres the link, tell me what u think
http://www.starrflight.com/?gclid=CNDa8IXfuIkCFTBcFQod_AK9Vg
Radar 12-29-2006, 04:48 PM I have never seen those before. I don't know if they work but they are the dumbest looking damn things I have ever seen!:noidea:
BUNNYMAN 12-29-2006, 06:16 PM I agree w/them being ugly but do have a shooting buddy that just started using them and he likes them......
Ronhop 12-29-2006, 07:38 PM Wow, did you guys click on that link and see that buffalo ?
Man, you'd have to climb inside that thing to dress it. Ugly thought...
I did see these alternate fletching devices and I have nothing to say about them good or bad. I'm not into fall away-rests at all, which you obviously need to use one of those devices. To me there are too many moving parts and too much to possibly fail in the timber with fall-away rests, especially in bad weather.
It's nice to see somebody thinking outside the box though.
Ron
rdnkgrl_robinhood 12-29-2006, 10:16 PM You would have to have the drop away set perfectly to get it work right.
Although it looks strange, I would want to try to shoot a few of them to see for myself.
Also, I think they have only been engineered to work with carbons, so if you are a fan of aluminums then they dont guarentee performance.
rdnkgrl
diamond-vic. 12-30-2006, 12:50 AM yea im gonna just stay with my bohning 2 inch blazers. they do the trick right out to 40 yards, hittin a tennisball:amen: but i would be a lier if i told you i dont like trying new things, the old sayin "dont fix it unless its broken" has its limits:peace:
Ronhop 12-30-2006, 09:18 AM Yeah, I'm a Blazer fan too. I think I'll take a pass on the 'flying saucer' thing-a-ma-bobs. Besides, my Quicktune rest works just fine. For me trying those would be a pretty expensive experiment. I also don't know if they will fit an Easton Axis arrow.
Ron
two_shoes 12-30-2006, 09:28 AM I don't think my Bodoodle would tolerate that. :biggrin1:
A little goofy looking but kinda cool, like me :nerd:
Besides I think I've been called that a time or two.
-Two_shoes
Ronhop 12-30-2006, 10:05 AM I don't think my Bodoodle would tolerate that. :biggrin1:
A little goofy looking but kinda cool, like me :nerd:
Besides I think I've been called that a time or two.
-Two_shoes
Cool, Bododdles are good rests. I'd like to get one but they are hard to find and they are out of business. Too bad.
Would be interesting to see one of those things run through a Bodoodle rest... Parts flying everywhere. Might be kind of dangerous though.
:laugh:
Ron
two_shoes 12-30-2006, 10:27 AM Cool, Bododdles are good rests. I'd like to get one but they are hard to find and they are out of business. Too bad.
Would be interesting to see one of those things run through a Bodoodle rest... Parts flying everywhere. Might be kind of dangerous though.
:laugh:
Ron
:eek: :laugh:
I love my Bodoodle. My local dealer is selling them for 50% off! It's like $45! I bought 2. I might pick up a couple more. :biggrin1:
Need one?
-Two_shoes
BUNNYMAN 12-30-2006, 03:23 PM You would have to have the drop away set perfectly to get it work right.
Although it looks strange, I would want to try to shoot a few of them to see for myself.
Also, I think they have only been engineered to work with carbons, so if you are a fan of aluminums then they dont guarentee performance.
rdnkgrl
not true the freind of mine using them, IS shooting alluminums.....
I remember when I first saw the cough silencer at a deer and turkey expo in wisconsin. My friends and I laughed and thought who would buy one of those. Now you see them everywhere. I still don't have one out of principel that I laughed the first time i saw it. I have no comment and will not laught at this FOB thing a ma jig. My rages fly great so i see no reason to change.
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