Shooting TINY Arrow Fletches at 100 Yards (unbelievable results)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- James reviews Zinger fletches out of his Bowtech SR350 compound bow and arrow.
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Been shooting them for a few years now and they have done great with both Annihilator fixed and Sevr mechanicals grouped out to 100+yds.
-Lifetime Warranty, that’s why price is a little higher
-Use fletching or super glue during hunting season for pass throughs.
-Lighter than most vane setups, which means little more speed and FOC.
-They can be shifted forward or back for fine tuning.
-Not the loudest but not the quietest either, comparable to Blazer
-Very durable and even if deformed a little, put in hot water to return to shape.
I recommend anyone and everyone at least give them a try and compare to current fletch setups. They will perform as well or better with majority of setups and are extremely convenient.
Awesome feedback, thank you!
How does the lifetime warranty work
I'm not sure
Are you using the 3 or 4 vane version? I'm interested in trying the Zingers with my Exodus and Black Hornet broadheads so I'd probably go with the 4.
@@bradleyforster7585 I believe you either send the old ones back or send pictures of the damaged ones and then you pay shipping for the replacements and they cover the cost of the actual vanes. SOunds like most people who do that wait until they have a few to send back at one time.
These shoot exactly like my Blazers. I have shot them out to 80 yards. Excellent. Taken several bucks with solid broad heads and the Zingers. No steering issues.
That's awesome
Little soap and set the end of fletches to your desired distance from nock. Been using for years. Great guys to do business with.
Thank you 🙏
man awesome test and video my brother !!! less lethal paintball markers had my attention for a couple of years now , learned it , modded it and shot the hell out of them lol . i been taking a break from my other love ,archery !!!! started shooting at about 5 years old , use to take off my suction cups and sharpen my wooden arrows in a pencil sharpener lol .
because i been a SHTF expert for a few decades now , i got into modding the air powered paintball markers heavily the past two years for less lethal , but in all reality , nothing beats the bow and arrow ,,,,,,,,,THEY ARE THE ORIGINAL AIR POWERED WEAPON LOL !!!!!
again enjoyed the test of the zingers against normal arrows my brother !!! great product !!!
Thanks bro
All I use is the newer cool colors in 2in Bohning fletchs. They work great and fly great every time. Matched w Carbon express XRZ,and BLu-rz and reds.. I use a bitz, and love doing my own arrows .
Very nice 🙌
I used to use Bohning 1" or 3/4" back in the late 90's for IBO shoots. At unknown ranges they can be a game changer in eliminating est yardage mistakes.
For sure
I have used so may different vanes, mow i shoot the Q2i fusion xii vanes ay probably will never switch.
Shrunk my 100 yards groups in the wind with mechanical broadheads.
Super tough , 2 inches long low profile.
Great review .
Right on! Thank you
I know what fletching i'm going to use for 3D this coming summer!! these look awesome. might add just a very small drop of glue just to tack it on though
Let me know how it goes!
I use them with a whisker biscuit. They do slide a little after each shot with the biscuit but groups well and I’m happy with them.
Got it, thanks!
Nce video. If your bow is tuned and your arrows are tuned with the fixed blade broadheads spinning true to the shafts, you could fly any vane, especially with a helical. I fly 4-blade Slick Tricks to 50 yards on my arrows fletched with Bohning Mini Blazers with a 2 deg right helical, and hit dead nuts where I'm aiming.
Thanks!
I'm interested in trying the 4 vane version of them. They actually just came out with a new, larger version as well. The ones you have are .75" long and .5" tall and the new ones are 1.25" long and .5" tall. I believe the Z series like you tested are about 15 grains each and the new bigger ones are about 22 grains each.
Right on, so far I have only tried the 3 vane version
Most advance archers in Hawaii shoots 4mm anything from vaps , tkos, x-10s, Easton long ranges Easton advances .001 straightness .... .165 -3.2" or .166 -4.2" mm (skinny's) fly flatter because of its low profile. We usually fletch with low profile vanes anywhere between 1.5" to 2.25"
Bohinings ,tacs , q2xl Aae etc
Super accurate @ yds to 130+ aaaanndd a few fps gains ✈️🚀💨road 🏃♀️
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Dang that’s awesome. I would love to see how they are with fixed blade broadheads. But by the comments, there are some happy shooters using zingers.
Yeah I'll have to do another video
I run some but they're glued in. Work well! The only thing I've found is that they dropped off when getting a pass through (when you don't glue them).
Interesting, thanks bro!
Tried the Zingers a few years ago. They did fine until I put a broadhead on. They just didn’t quite have enough drag for my single bevel heads.
Got it, thanks!
Shows how little it takes to get great flight from a tuned bow/arrow setup. I assume there’s some vane offset like 2 degrees?
Yeah they have different options
That's the main thing. A well tuned bow, will shoot quite a few different setups well.
Been using for a few years! Will NEVER go back to glue and jigs for my hunting arrows!
Love to hear it! Thanks
Work great with fixed blade broadheads
Awesome!
Good shooting I can only shoot 40 yards max at my house
40 yards is great 👌
You should get 4B outdoors on. He pretty much test Broadheads but has been a big fan of deer crossing arrows for sometime.
Sounds good to me
Those things are pretty damn interesting. I don’t think I’d trust him with a broadhead but for target that’s pretty cool. I might buy a pack of them to pull around for an emergency.
Yeah dude, they are impressive
I would definitely like to see what happens with a pass through
Same here, should have tried it
They will slide back or pop off, but a little glue before hunting season will solve that problem.
Thanks!
Having them pop off on pass through gives an easy to find marker where the critter u shot was standing. It’s happened to us all things get hectic shot goes off u watch it run then look back and can’t for the life of you remember where it was.
Keep up the great content! Btw how would you compare the arrow flight past 70 yards between zingers and the regular? Any parachuting or wobble with the zingers?
Nope, they were consistent
@@BowDisciples Sounds good ty!
What is the MM of your DCA hunter arrows
Standard
Oh Bro, are you in San Diego?
I used to shoot in this range so much!!
Yessir
Maybe try two sets off set. Now I'm curious.
I'll see what I can do
Have had better groupings with Aae pro max verses the Aae hunters and max stealth and that’s with fixed blades annihilators and max stingers and mechanical deadmeats. Good bow tune and proper spine arrows and golden.
Thanks man!
Did you say the name of the arrows were called deer crossing?
Deer crossing archery
Is that a sticker still on the bill of your hat or a light? Great review, i fletch arrows for looks. Those are very practical, easy, durable, and accurate. But ugly.......
Just a sticker because it was a brand new hat
Why you not shootin the Core SR?
We shall see 🤔
Think I'll just keep fletching my own, look cool though.
Right on brotha
🏹>>>>>>>>>🎯
Yewww
Ever shot FOB’s ? Look them up !
I have not! Will do
I think you have a deviated septum
Had surgery on that bad boy already 🤣
Zingers makes fletching arrows seem like a dumb thing to do. Especially with all these "in depth" vane testing videos floating around.
Dude for sure
They're very loud, drag more at distance, and I never tried really big fixed blades but I'd assume they don't steer quite the same as bigger fletching. Your average Joe just doesn't need much so it doesn't show until you start testing with a Chrono and pushing your limits.
Kauga Pilot 125 single bevel with bleeders. I'm just an average joe with a well tuned bow. For me, they group with field tips out to 65yrds. Never group tested them past 65yrds. (4 fin/6 degree and turkey turbines)
Just as silent as Tac drivers at 30yrds. That's the distance that matters the most to me on the "silent" side of vane technology. Going to hear it either way, so if it's not whistling or flapping in the wind, letter rip tator chip.
FOC and Center of lift points can't cross.. otherwise your arrow won't fly. Field Point has no lift so fletching size doesn't matter much, especially out of a tuned bow.
Those look like they are 3D printed
Could be tbh
I don’t think it’s anything I’d ever consider especially for hunting. I’d be concerned with them coming off when going through an animal and clogging up a hole.
Yeah I get that fear for sure
based on their website, it doesn't seem to be a problem.
They won’t come off during off season and a little bit of glue for hunting season will keep them from coming off on pass throughs.
Thanks for the info!
I think you can put a little glue and glue it down so it doesn't
Real feathers are fletchings synthetic is vanes.
Thanks
@@BowDisciples no problem lol I didn’t really know how else to contribute to this video.
@@chrisruzsa2798 🤣👌
They work great, until you pass thru a bale, then they are gondie inside the bale.
Haha for sure 🤣
i wouldn't listen to thing this guy says
Honestly, me neither