Helical feather question

[Briar Friar]

The only advantage I know of is if a right handed shooter shoots left helical (and vice-versa), it allows the feathers to clear the shelf by rotation during let-off.

Thanks Tubby.
This answers my question without starting a new thread:

As I am tuning various deflection shafts...My bareshafts are spinning counter clock wise (top to the left). When shooting factory right fletched shafts I noticed a ccw wiggle wobble and decided to index bareshaft rotation. Cock fletch in does help the “twerking” some.
Shooting three under right handed.

Should I fletch to or away from my bareshaft spin?

I reckon proof is in the puddin’.

[Easttxbowman]

You really dug this one up!

Shoot. Bareshaft at like 3 feet and you'll be able to tell what direction the knock spins, fletch according to that.

[jerp]

Thanks for resurrecting this thread - I was recently trying to remember when I switched to trad. According to my original post it will be 10 years this Christmas!

[DRT]

Thanks for resurrecting this thread - I was recently trying to remember when I switched to trad. According to my original post it will be 10 years this Christmas!

Sounds like an anniversary that deserves a new bow.[emoji1]

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[breadman]

im more cofused now than when i first started reading uuuuhhhh

[Briar Friar]

You really dug this one up!

Shoot. Bareshaft at like 3 feet and you'll be able to tell what direction the knock spins, fletch according to that.

Cool. Thanks for the affirmation.

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