I hear a lot of guys saying that about shooting right Is bevel with right fletching But what you don't hear people talk about is the fact if your string is fun to the right and you are right handed normally the arrow will clock left will clock left being a bare shaft That's what you really need to check 1st because if you put a right fletching on a arrow that clock's left you're fighting against itself no it will have to stop in mid flight and the fletching will correct it and take it the other way
Well really now a days when they make a string they'll have half going one way and half the other so you get no peep rotation . I can't see any quality string sending a bare shaft rotating either way, I could be wrong but that would be a problem to start out with . I did hear one time that certain bows were prone to shoot one way over another out of the factory and don't know about that but I heard it's most right , as field tips will come loose In targets with left helical as you shoot them , that is just a fact. I shoot the 100 grain right bevel Helix broadhead and love them. If you bare shaft tune you will be dead on with field tips but like he said make sure your rotation is same as fletching, right for right and left for left.
These Helix are awesome for almost anything you intend to hunt, like he said just match the bevel to the fletching. My Carbon Air shoots em exactly with my field tips , but i do bare shaft tune then its same point of impact to 80 yards and beyond.
Ranch fairy knows his shit, he likes em a little heavy but all In all heavy is better for penetration . I like about 500 grains , he likes em up there a bit more and watching him shoot monster hogs and get complete pass throughs you can't argue with the truth, it will set you free to aim for the kill, I don't care about a shoulder snymore.. now on an animal like a elk or African beast yiu gotta watch that shoulder but deer 🦌or anything that size I'm letting angle dictste where I shoot, plus on alot of animals especially African ones the shoulder bone is not where you think so study the animal you intend to hunt , that way it's heart shot he muttered 😅and a single bevel like these Helix will bust that ass on almost any animal you intend to hunt. Bust out them Helix, it's time to eat, my Carbon Air shoots em damn good to 80 yards and farther shootin 290fps 475 grain arrow, 88.7 foot pounds of energy. 👏wowwwww.
I hear a lot of guys saying that about shooting right Is bevel with right fletching But what you don't hear people talk about is the fact if your string is fun to the right and you are right handed normally the arrow will clock left will clock left being a bare shaft That's what you really need to check 1st because if you put a right fletching on a arrow that clock's left you're fighting against itself no it will have to stop in mid flight and the fletching will correct it and take it the other way
Well really now a days when they make a string they'll have half going one way and half the other so you get no peep rotation . I can't see any quality string sending a bare shaft rotating either way, I could be wrong but that would be a problem to start out with . I did hear one time that certain bows were prone to shoot one way over another out of the factory and don't know about that but I heard it's most right , as field tips will come loose In targets with left helical as you shoot them , that is just a fact. I shoot the 100 grain right bevel Helix broadhead and love them. If you bare shaft tune you will be dead on with field tips but like he said make sure your rotation is same as fletching, right for right and left for left.
These Helix are awesome for almost anything you intend to hunt, like he said just match the bevel to the fletching. My Carbon Air shoots em exactly with my field tips , but i do bare shaft tune then its same point of impact to 80 yards and beyond.
I’ve been shooting helix’s 125 gr for years down here in central Florida, And they work great in wild hogs and our tiny deer.
Nice! I decided to go with Kudus but they're for sure a good head.
You should check out Dr Ashby’s reports on single bevel broadheads. Ranch Fairy has a link
Ranch fairy knows his shit, he likes em a little heavy but all In all heavy is better for penetration . I like about 500 grains , he likes em up there a bit more and watching him shoot monster hogs and get complete pass throughs you can't argue with the truth, it will set you free to aim for the kill, I don't care about a shoulder snymore.. now on an animal like a elk or African beast yiu gotta watch that shoulder but deer 🦌or anything that size I'm letting angle dictste where I shoot, plus on alot of animals especially African ones the shoulder bone is not where you think so study the animal you intend to hunt , that way it's heart shot he muttered 😅and a single bevel like these Helix will bust that ass on almost any animal you intend to hunt. Bust out them Helix, it's time to eat, my Carbon Air shoots em damn good to 80 yards and farther shootin 290fps 475 grain arrow, 88.7 foot pounds of energy. 👏wowwwww.
Your the Rocky Mountain atv/mc review guy! Lol