Shooting 4 vanes

[rocky]

Not sure but it also has a clearance issue with the riser as well. I've always had this issue since I bought it new and looked at the others on the shelf and they were the same. The Fusion vanes are a little taller than the Blazers so that could be a resolution if having 4 vanes doesn't work.

This is the reason I don't like blazers. They stick out to far. I Shoot Mathews outback.

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If the Fusion vanes are taller than Blazers, and the Blazers stick out too far, most of us are screwed.

[Richard]

If the Fusion vanes are taller than Blazers, and the Blazers stick out too far, most of us are screwed.

They will shoot ok but if I torque my bow just a little then the blazers will hit the cable. Not much clearance on my outback. Probably ok for other bows.

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[J. Colwell]

Okay, thanks for all the help and it's as much of my fault as anyone's but let's get back on the main subject. Has anyone shot 4 vanes?

[bowhuntntxn]

Arrowsmith shoots 4 vanes on his 3D set up, and I have shot 4 vanes, actually feathers in the past. I could tell no noticeable improvement, so I went back to 3.

[Bowhuntin_Toona]

I have shot 4 vanes and 4 feathers. They both work great for stabilizing the broadhead. Feathers are much lighter, 4 of them weigh just a little more than 1 vane.