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Pine
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4 fletch
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June 17, 2014, 06:23:00 PM »
I have recently tried 4 fletch on my arrows and I have a mystery . The arrows when shot from my recurve make a loud smack sound when released but when I shoot them from my long bow they are the same as the 3 fletch . The 3 fletch in the curve are just fine . There isn't a thing that could be hitting on the bow and I shoot off from Velcro on both bows . That just don't make sense . I have even tried turning the knocks and that doesn't make a difference .
Must be gremlins .
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jackdaw
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Re: 4 fletch
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June 17, 2014, 06:36:00 PM »
Graps....here's where that elevated rest may pay some dividends..?? It will allow a little cleaner flight off the rest...... perhaps a minor change in dynamic spine with the added drag of the 4 fletch??? That longbow has less shelf to clear and relies more on archers paradox to clear the riser. How is the arrowflight from your recurve..??? I love 4 fletch...75-105 degree...
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Pine
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Re: 4 fletch
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June 17, 2014, 06:45:00 PM »
The arrows shoot the same point of impact at 20yds just that smack sound . My long bow has almost as much shelf as the curve and these two bows like the same arrow which is nice . The setup is identical on both bows . I will just use 3 fletch if I hunt with the curve . keep the 4 fletch for the long bow .
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jackdaw
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Re: 4 fletch
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June 17, 2014, 07:18:00 PM »
sounds like a reasonable solution..
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John Getz:........... Time flies like an arrow, Fruit flies like bananas.
Ed HOLCOMB 59' KODIAK 51#
Ed HOLCOMB 59' KODIAK 47#
67'1/2 BEAR SUPER K 44#
WILSON BROTHERS BLACK WIDOW 60" 45#
LONGRIVER ELK 62" LONGBOW 53#
1967 WING 62" SLIMLINE 43#
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