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I currently use blazer vanes but atm i shoot the with a straight set-up and was wanting to go to an offset 4 degrees set-up. Was just wondering, with a 4 degree offset on shafts with an OD of 0.29". will there be contactbetween the entire length of the vaneand the shaft?

Cheers

driftrider

Misread the question, sorry.

Mike

gibblet

try it.

G2 Shooter

I use Blazers on my CX200's which are .291" in diameter. I use a helical clamp with as much offset as I can get and the vanes fully contact the arrow. Remember that the Blazers are only 2" long so even with a lot of offset there isn't a lot of contact area to worry about. I have used Bohning Instant Gel and regular crazy glue gel in the past with no problems. I have made a few arrows with the EZE Crest wraps and the vanes seem to stick well to them also. Good Luck!

DthbyHoyt 1

I use BlaZers and I use a Bitz. jig but as far as degree I am unsure, I set mine up to where the vane makes full contact with the shaft for the entire length of the vane and the fly awsome ..

gibblet

for broadheads i helical the crud out of them. sometimes i do so much the back left corner won't quite go down all the way. doesn't bother me at all. may add a little sound to flight, but stand down range with even straight fletch and you can hear an arrow whizzing thru the air.

mainehunt

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I glued mine on with about a 4 degree right offset. The font right side edge doesn't quite make complete contact with the shaft. BUT, when I'm done with the arrow I just put a small bead of glue (Fastset gel) in this gap and it fixes the problem. I feel that I can tell the difference in accuracy when they are fletched this way. It definitely spins the arrow better.

Hope this helps, Kev