anyone tried it?
if it flies, it would eliminate the high-wear bottom hen, and nock orientation concerns, just like 4-fletch.
i'm thinking 1 o'clock/7 o'clock, but could fool with that.
joe
I did some primitive arrows last year that where two fletch and they flew great. I think if your arrows are tuned right it don't really matter.
It sounds similar th the primitive eastern 2 fletch also known by other Indian names.
Give it some testing,and let us know how it works.
It is probably hard to beat the standard 3 fletch.
Just made some up with the 2 by 5 inch high cut banana style, and they fly great. Quiet too.
thanks for reposting, stringstretcher.
it coulda got weird!
joe
Have a look at this...
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=108848
thanks all.
especially for the kindly offered link, traxx.
ain't nothin' new under the sun, i reckon. (ecclesiastes 1:9)
waiting for glue to dry. will report.
joe
ok. results:
i thought 1/7 o'clock made the most sense, but as was said on the thread traxx sent me to, 5/11 works better.
it flies like a laser! noticeably faster than 3, i think, but wish i still had my chrono from my reloader days.
rotates slower. haven't tried broadheads or wet yet.
so far, though, i'm encouraged.
joe