3 Fletch vs 4 Fletch | Which One Is Better?

What's up guys, GK? We're going to do some vein testing with a Broadhead at 60 yards just to see what the configuration of all the veins are, straight helicals, four against three, how they fly and I'll let you see for yourself how. they fly, I have four east shaft arrows here, all cut the same, it's a straight four Fletch, we also have a three straight Fletch and then we have a four Fletch with a left helical and then we have a three Fletch with a helical left Mini Max, so I'm going to weigh in on these just to see the weight difference in essence, both three meats will weigh the same, both four meats will weigh the same, four veins will weigh more than three veins, just so everyone knows it can there be a slight difference. vein difference um as far as weight goes because there's one more vein, but let's go through them so the first one we have is the four straight arrows okay with this arrow set up it's right at 42.8 we'll call it 413 um now onwards. to all three Fletch 44.8, so exactly eight grains of difference is about the exact weight of a 26 vein hybrid,

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is what we're going to test today, so factor in four forms of Fletch, eight more grains, let's shoot, let's get a speed and then, We'll take you outside before we go out and shoot them.

I'll just give you a quick speed test on all of these. My personal phase 4 28 1 12 at 66 lbs. This will be the three fleet straight, so let's go. one speed 285 helical duplicate of three arrows 285 now we have the four straight arrows 282, so 3 feet per second slower and the four helical arrows 282 pretty easy, okay, we have our four different configurations of arrows here, um, let's go out outside, shoot these with a Broadhead at 40 to 60 yards, I don't know, we'll just see how they fly and then let everyone watch them and watch these guys spin in the air and

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Come on guys, we're out here now at 60 yards we're going to shoot the four different configurations of arrows with a fixed blade. I'm shooting the Grim Reaper Hades Broadhead, let's shoot them, we'll get the flight from the slow. -mo camera and see what it looks like 60 yards straight, bring three Fletch, let's do it with three helical Fletch now, okay, now I'm changing to the four straight Fletch and the four Fletch with the helical, all good, four arrows go now there's a bit of wind so don't worry about the shaking here, this is the four Fletches straight from 60 yards and one seemed to fly very well, now the four Fletches with a left propeller, all good, so that's four Arrow builds different with uh, different vein configurations, um, with the four Fletches being 3 feet per second slower than the three Fletches, I raise my tape just a yard more just to counteract that, just to see it.

Fly, make sure it reaches the target center. Both floor arrows flew very well. as you can see here for yourself, the three helical arrows hit closer to the center, um, and then the three straight arrows were a little bit to the left. You could blame it on the wind or me or whatever, but you have to see how they all flew, have any questions about V Configurations or if you want to see a little more testing, let us know what you want to see and we'll go from there, thanks to all.