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Fletching Noise and Trajectory at 100 yards Test - Bohning X-Vane, AAE Max Stealth, Blazer
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2016
- In this video I test fletching noise of 4-fletch 2.25" Bohning X Vane, 3-fletch AAE Max Stealth, and 3-Fletch Bohning Blazer.
Also relative trajectory at 100 yards might be deduced.
As with all tests, ideally, you'd do this over a few iterations and get an average ... but for what it's worth, here's one of my tests.
Haven't even watched the first 30 secs, already liking, thanks for being a fellow bow hunter boss....God bless you good sir. Well wishes
Cool test I would not have thought they be that loud.
Dude, this is a cool test. I have to give you props on set up and execution. Well done man.
Spot on test and video man. Well done.
You're a fantastic shot and a great communicator. Thanks for these videos!
Absolutely well done! Straight forward, honest, and objective. Great job Sir. I love video reviews like this. Ones that don't bash one over the other....just state the facts. Blazer, X vanes, Max Stealth....all good choices. Great review brother!
You make the most clear articulate videos, you are also an excellent shot. Thanks for the video.
Great video mate, you just articulated exactly what what I wanted to know and see above and beyond what I was expecting. Cheers
Appreciate the research, Ryan. Good video.
Great job Ryan, That 2013 Hoyt Carbon Matrix is a fabulous bow. I'm impressed by your shooting. My similar tests conclude that the height of the vanes contribute to the superior steering of the arrow, unfortunately the height also increases the noise. I have been experimenting with 3 and 4 inch feathers and decreasing the height with a Young feather burner and getting very good results with the steering and lower noise. Keep up the good work!
Very good commentary and amazing shooting skill as well !!
Mahalo for sharing Ryan. Awesome videos. I am not a hunter, but I love exploring and learning about things and communities that aren't new, but I am not familiar with.
Thanks!
bro 100 yards thats some great shooting especially with different vanes
Interesting test bro. Good shooting. Subbed and liked from Maine.🤙
Great experimental video bro. Mahalo!
nice video man! answered the questions i had!!
Super interesting thanks for this.
Good video. I think blasers loudest, max stealth quietest...thanks for the test
Good shooting! I did a 12 arrow vane sound test. At twenty yards you can discern a difference in vanes, they are all loud. Great vid!
Mahalo, Ryan. Your research answered a lot of questions for me.
Great test....
Great video, I can't help but think that aggressive helical angles will increase the sound, flu flu's that spin are very loud, but flu flu's that are straight vein seem to be quieter maybe?
I’ve tried the blazer at 0°, 1° and 3° twist. The 1° twist was by far the quietest. 3 vein of course.
I have tried your vine scrap and put the trail cam on video on it with in 2 days deer stated working on it on the 3 day a nice buck work it too I just wash I could share the video with you thank you
I have set up a camera like 15 yards away & lower than the target 2 test noise. I was shooting from a location so that there was a barrier blocking the noise of the shot. Just interested in arrow noise during that crucial time when the arrow gets closer 2 the target. I'm going 2 test 3 vs. 4 vanes this spring. What is your opinion on the Bohning X3 vane which is 2.25" long? I'm putting together some 23 diameter shafts right now using the X3's.
I set up 3 AAE pro MAX in a 4 fletch and 3 is the AAE stealth... the stealths seem to fly better but drop on target more. The pros, if your form is off a little, you’ll see it in your arrow flight and it will kick out but then comes back pretty good, but not as fast as the stealths. I like to run a 4 fletch so I’m looking for something that’s between the pro max and the stealth is size 🤷🏻♂️
you could try flex fletch 2.5 or 3.0. little lower profile than comparable similar lengths. maybe 4 fletch the 2.5. I’ve been using flex fletch 360 lately and happy with those. if I had to make a long range wind arrow, I’d be experimenting that 2.5 or 3.0. maybe even smaller if my broadhead will allow.
@@ryankohatsu8836 I’m pretty dialed in 20-40 but have tons of room in my yard to go out as far as I want, so I want to build an arrow that’s good for that and close up. I’ve been shooting bow pretty much all my life but grew up in a non-hunting family and none of my buddies want to take me on hunts 😭 next season, I’m going if I have to learn the ropes solo or not! That’s why I’ve been practicing and experimenting so much
Get out there and try! No better way to get started than to just get out there. Good luck!
And to be honest, the average hunter probably goes through a few "hunting buddies" over a course of their life and most do not work out. It's just life. In that context, it may almost be better to get out there on your own first, no ties, no obligations, just go, and see where it leads. aloha!
Did you get an ibex?
Feathers straight fletched with a&a style cut is quietest. Look up Ed Ashby fletching tuning
Seems like you test a lot of fetching what's the best one... most accurate at 100?
Heave you ever tried shooting FOB's instead of fletchings?
I can't get the aae max stealth to stick to a gold tip hunter. Any tips
Use the aae primer pen and max bond glue. Or a cheaper alternative, wipe the base of the vane and shaft with acetone first then glue. I use only the max bond or aae fastest gel. No generic super glues. Many super glues are generally too hard and dont display enough toughness to handle shock and bending from firing an arrow and will just flake or crack off. Heck even the aae fastset gel may be a bit too hard for my liking but it works good enough. Top preference for me is the aae max bond.
@@ryankohatsu8836 I wiped with acetone and they are solid on maxima reds but pull right off the gt's. Thanks
@@GmAn-vo8cf hmm... this video was a while ago so I may have used gold tip's tip grip for gluing those vanes. I have used a scouring pad in the past to rough up the carbon surface a little to make crappy super glue stick to carbon but that was back in the 90s before people made better glues specifically for archery. I don't shoot gold tips now so I'm not quite sure what could be the issue beyond that. Maybe old glue? I have had the problem in the past too. Doesn't even dry fully when too old or the other end of spectrum way too brittle.
heavier arrow will make the bow more quiet
Well i like your video till u said u were gonna use rage BH. I can guarantee that if u go with a single bevel BH and 500 grain or more arrow u will blow through everything in North America. And if u ever shoot a bad angle shot u will not blow through with a rage and u will eventually lose an animal sooner or later just my 2 cts. But i will say it is great seeing fellow archers who look like me hunting👍🏽
Nah no way at 100 yards, arrows next to the paper plate. Olympic level archers would be happy with that at 70 meters that's almost 90 feet past that.