ROB Blazers
#1
ROB Blazers
Well since a FOB felt like kissing my sister I am fletching blazers
I am putting one hell ofhelico on them
So what is the advantage of more helico? Accuracy is what I think, more spin.
I am putting one hell ofhelico on them
So what is the advantage of more helico? Accuracy is what I think, more spin.
#3
RE: ROB Blazers
You misposted.[8D] I offset mine, I do not helical them. (tho highly recommended). I use a straight clamp and offset them as hard as the size of the arrow allows me while still getting contact.
#4
RE: ROB Blazers
Think of it like rifling in a barrel, Germ... the twist spins the bullet to stabilize it in flight and help it to not "knuckleball" through the air... Compare a smoothbore throwing a slug 150 yards to a dedicated slug gun with rifling shooting Sabots.
Same concept.
Same concept.
#6
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RE: ROB Blazers
Different lengths/weights of bullets stabilize better at different rates of twist from rifle barrels, I wonder if different lengths/weights of arrows would stabilize better or worse at different rates of offset or helical?
#9
RE: ROB Blazers
I'm sure you're right, Roskoe... the spin would help diminish a broadhead blade wanting to "plane" and steer the arrow off in another direction (much like a paper airplane will do when it catches a bit of wind after it's thrown), and the "drag" on the back end serves to facilitate that, I'm sure.