Quiver torque?

[L.O.S.T.Arrow]

Originally Posted by Alberta Bigbore

I did MikeW and my arrows 3% helical... with platnium... and u can just pop alot of them off.. even if the surface is ruffed up. This goat tuff glue is ON THERE!. LOL but 3x the price

Gorilla Grip -gel type ..longer set time ... 5 seconds not instant..lol

Under $5.00 walmart BIG containor..

Neil

[Mike_W]

Originally Posted by Mike_W

Thanks for the reply Neil I understand what you are saying about the spine and whatnot I guess I will find out tonight.
I guess what would the difference be if a guy was shooting the same length arrow and a 27" draw? Or is I went to a 300 spined arrow two inches longer?

I will play about with arrows and length if need be to get the perfect deflection for my bow.

Thanks,
Mike

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Just incase you missed this Neil !

[normanrd]

Originally Posted by Alberta Bigbore

I did MikeW and my arrows 3% helical... with platnium... and u can just pop alot of them off.. even if the surface is ruffed up. This goat tuff glue is ON THERE!. LOL but 3x the price

Do you mean 3 degree helical? Usually that's how it's measured, and likely it is offset, no? If you fletch helical is it not a set rate of twist in the jig?

Must have got some bad glue. I have fletched 5" feathers on my trad bow arrows using a helical clamp and have had zero fall off.

[Mike_W]

Originally Posted by normanrd

Do you mean 3 degree helical? Usually that's how it's measured, and likely it is offset, no? If you fletch helical is it not a set rate of twist in the jig?

Must have got some bad glue. I have fletched 5" feathers on my trad bow arrows using a helical clamp and have had zero fall off.

Yes three degree helical ..... Using the blazer helix jig.

[normanrd]

Originally Posted by Mike_W

Yes three degree helical ..... Using the blazer helix jig.

That's cool! I have only ever fletched blazers with a 2 degree straight offset.