Does anyone use four 4" fletching with 3 blade broadheads? I was just thinking about trying it.
I use them with 2 blade Z. Deltas and W. Woodsmans and all fly great.I put all the angle I can with them on small Diam. shafts.
I shoot woodsmans and snuffers with that combo. No problems here. I do use 4 feathers.
That's what I have been shooting lately, with no problems.
What is the signifigance of 4 fletch? Maybe its a dumb question but i have grown up using 3 and am wondering the reasoning behind 4.
Actually, I think the number of fletch is irrelavent. How many of us have used a three fletched arrow with one missing. In other words, two feathers at uneven angles. The arrow still flies just as well.
I use four fletch for two reasons: 1- you don't have to look at the arrow to nock another one, just stick it on the string and shoot it. 2- they look better. I have shot three blades but use two blades now. Shot the same for me. I don't think it will effect it. If anything four fletch will stabalize better than three of the same size, more surface area to stabalize with.
I like four fletch because it seems to make the arrow stabilize more quickly. I use them on my Beman MFX with 200 grain Razorcaps and they simply are the best shooting hunting arrows I have shot since 1955 or so.
They are 25% more visible in flight as well!
Got a friend who has been after me to try WW's for a few years, I have used 4 fletch and last year I shot 4-4" feathers with WW's and they work great, no problems!