I was wondering if you all align the blades with the feathers or you think it doesn't really affect the flight?
I haven't found that it matters. I like it to be like a "Y" so that it doesn't block my sight picture.
Not sure if it matters either but i like mine to line up with my feathers.
It doesn't matter, the beauty of 3 blade heads is excellent flight no matter how you mount them and the hole they leave.
Doesn't matter. Back when I shot compounds, I would have to align the blades with straight vains. Shooting such a strong helical and properly tuned arrows, you shouldn't have too.
QuoteOriginally posted by Bear Heart:
I haven't found that it matters. I like it to be like a "Y" so that it doesn't block my sight picture.
x2 :thumbsup:
just let me add...
we don't line up our 2 blades to our 3 fletch arrows.
...just saying you don't need to worry about the flight being affected from it.
Just make sure they're on straight and you'll be good.
X3 for Y figuration when I use 3 blades :thumbsup:
Thanks , I never thought of mounting them as a Y.I will try that.
I am right handed, I like to mount them so one blade is at about 1 o'clock. Even large Snuffers don't distract me when mounted that way.
I mount my Snuffers in a "Y" because of my split vision aiming method.
QuoteOriginally posted by Braveheart Archery:
I am right handed, I like to mount them so one blade is at about 1 o'clock. Even large Snuffers don't distract me when mounted that way.
This is what I do as well
I originally did the Y so I could use the back of the bottom blade as a draw check
Shooting thru mesh of a blind it helps to match them to your fletch.
What Joe Skipp said...
I like 3-blades in the shape of a Y.