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September 09/05/11, 03:20:29 PM

Offline HUNTER2

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Vanes
What does everybody use for arrows and vanes?
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September 09/05/11, 09:10:09 PM Reply #1

Offline whiteoakbuck

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Re: Vanes
blazer for me never had any problems with them  :happy1:
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September 09/06/11, 07:53:30 AM Reply #2

Offline Fishabass

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Re: Vanes
Old Bow...Beaman Hunters

New Bow... Carbon Express Mayhems
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September 09/08/11, 05:22:32 AM Reply #3

Offline Tiny

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Re: Vanes
Carbon Express Eliminator 350 with DruaVanes and Carbon Express Maxima Hunter 350 with Blazer vanes.  Both are 2" vanes.

Using G5 Montec fixed broadheads.
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September 09/09/11, 09:28:40 AM Reply #4

Offline whiteoakbuck

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Re: Vanes
easton epics with blazer vanes for me
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September 09/09/11, 10:23:30 AM Reply #5

Offline Swany

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Re: Vanes
Victory VForce V3 350's with 2" Blazers. I get better groups with the small Quickspins though.
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September 09/10/11, 12:21:04 PM Reply #6

Offline Sew Sille

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Re: Vanes
Axes 340 with 2" quick spin 2 blade Rage brodhead.
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September 09/11/11, 06:59:28 AM Reply #7

Offline AJDodgerf

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Re: Vanes
Up until this year I have always used the factory fletchings/vanes that came on the arrows but this year I had to repair a few arrows and decided to try the new NAP QuickFletch 2" vanes...due to my laziness I figured I would try the easy way out, ten seconds in hot water and you are done.  To my surprise they have really seemed to work out well. (3 in grouping at 40yards) I have about 200 or more shots fired and have not lost a vane yet...
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September 09/11/11, 10:44:08 AM Reply #8

Offline bonecollecter82

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Re: Vanes
+1 AJ They work great
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