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 Shrink fit Blazers
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02/08/08 12:31 AM
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RedRiver_Killer
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I am currently shooting 4" vanes through a whisker biscuit rest and I would like to switch to Blazers and eventually a fall away rest. My question is, Has anyone tried the shrink fit Blazers? I'm shooting carbons and don't have a fletching jig and was wondering how well the shrink fit vanes work. Seems like a neat concept, but wanted to get some feedback before spending the money. Thanks for any Advice!!
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Re: Shrink fit Blazers
[Re: dgilbert]
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02/08/08 01:12 AM
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Wes70
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I did not like them. I tried them out last year. They did not fly right for me. They would also slip up the arrow even though I used a small bit of glue. I would just go with regular blazers and not full with these. JMO
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Re: Shrink fit Blazers
[Re: Wes70]
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02/08/08 04:50 AM
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HunterTed
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Get yourself a fletching jig and do it yourself. I wtrap and fletch all my arrows and love the results.
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