Anyone fletch arrows in this config.?

[chrisk]

I did these last night and shot them today, seem to shoot pretty good. The center one is a four fletch config.

[chrisk]

[Killem all]

Why would you?

[tookeymonster]

they don't look like they are flying straight

[chrisk]

Why not? I have heard that it will stabilize an arrow even better because of the surface area covered by the vanes. I don't know if it does really do that but it does make you look at it and say,"That won't fly right" or "looks crazy". As you can tell, they do shoot well I shot the one picture earlier and the wind is blowing around 10mph right across my shooting area. This was shot at 24 yards.
Chris Kiefner

[chrisk]

I was also shooting a slight angle I should point out.

[chrisk]

It wasn't that hard to do. I spaced them out around one inch when I put the vanes on the clamp. This was my first time fletching little vanes. They are off set to the left. I have no idea at what degree.
Chris Kiefner

[keatonskidmore]

seems like they would get in your rest before you draw

[chrisk]

nope, not even the four fletch one.

[chrisk]

kind of crazy looking.

[atombomb]

I only fletch like that when drinking heavily..

[chrisk]

It is suppose to really be able to stabilize fixed broadheads. I will try some thunderheads out here in a little while.
Chris Kiefner

[chrisk]

here is how I have my clamp marked to keep the spacing for the vanes.

[Smart]

Michael had some at CCR like that but I don't think he did them on purpose.....

[Davik]

The pros have been playing with that config for about two years now...most of them have gone back to traditional spacing, claiming that the offset doesn't do anything the regular set does, and are harder to fletch. good luck, let us know how they stabilize the BH's you're shooting.