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We test broadheads for penetration. It's not hard to make the test consistent. Why not the same for vanes? They can't all be the same.
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We test broadheads for penetration. It's not hard to make the test consistent. Why not the same for vanes? They can't all be the same.
No, I understood what you said. Yes, if a vane gives more fps it's going to penetrate better. However, a vane that penetrates better than the one that flies better may still end up with better penetration. Maybe not. FPS it probably more important. It could be important to a low poundage shooter who shoots at close distance. They're looking for all the penetration they can find. A good penetrating vane could help them.No I agree they are not, but I think you have missed my point in my first comment to you.. By a vane having less drag and speed in increased logically it is possible for the arrow to have better penetration.
No, I understood what you said. Yes, if a vane gives more fps it's going to penetrate better. However, a vane that penetrates better than the one that flies better may still end up with better penetration. Maybe not. FPS it probably more important. It could be important to a low poundage shooter who shoots at close distance. They're looking for all the penetration they can find. A good penetrating vane could help them.
Maybe it doesn't matter at all but I have a curious mind.
I'm really not understanding all the " penetration" debate! Who is NOT already getting pass throughs with their crossbows???
An old guy shooting a 35 lb longbow. That's legal in my state.I'm really not understanding all the " penetration" debate! Who is NOT already getting pass throughs with their crossbows???
My bad, I thought this was a crossbow site, LOL.An old guy shooting a 35 lb longbow. That's legal in my state.
Sarcasm suits you.
I thought we were talking about arrows?
I have skin like a Rhino.![]()
That’s a good article, thanks for posting.Found it. I thought I had one showing the Quickspin as the slowest, could have been another article. Sometimes different articles have different results.
Not sure why they put right offset on the QS.
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Fletching Review: speed, drop, ease of use and more
Fletchings of some sort have been around since nearly the beginning of archery. For many thousands of years feathers were the predominant material used for fletching arrows. The early 1970s …archeryreport.com
And probably stubborn as a MULE ! LOL Just messin around..........I have skin like a Rhino.![]()
Was a surface test.. LC basically only sells the vanes and PAPS..That’s a good article, thanks for posting.
Actually, you're right. All old farts are stubborn.And probably stubborn as a MULE ! LOL Just messin around..........
Boy I am glad that I am not really old then. I was just rode hard and put up wet.Actually, you're right. All old farts are stubborn.
If someone was going to compare how different vanes compared to each other - wouldn’t you have to use the SAME shaft for all vane tests?
I’m not convinced an apples to apples test of lets say 10 different vanes with 10 different shafts would be 100% accurate.
Seems like the only real test would be to shoot a particular vane, strip it, refletch with the next vane, and continue on.
Maybe you could use bare shafts only at distance and only use the ones that hit the same hole. One might also need something like a Hooter Shooter to cradle the crossbow exactly the same.