Helical vs straight fletching are two different ways to attach feathers or vanes to an arrow shaft. The main difference between them is rotation, which causes the arrow to spin as it travels through the air. On the other hand, straight fletching does not spin. At least by fletch itself. After all, every arrow wants to…
Right Helical vs Left Helical Fletching
Summary Right helical vs left helical fletching terms to refer the direction in which the vanes on an arrow are oriented. Each has its own unique characteristics and benefits.The main difference between them is the spin direction of the arrow. Right helical fletching refers to vanes that are twisted in a clockwise direction when viewed from…
3 vs. 4 Fletch Arrows: Effects of Fletching Numbers on Your Shots
Introduction As you already know, an arrow fletch is a tiny little vane that gets attached to the tail. Nevertheless, the effect on arrow performance is enormous. There are tons of different kinds of fletches out there, depending on what kind of arrow you’re using and what you’re trying to do with it. But today,…
Crossbow vs Longbow (Nov-22)
Intro: Crossbow vs Longbow The use of a bow as a weapon begins during the period of hunter-gatherers. The dating of these arcs, which have an archaic design, is determined by the type of arc. Crossbow vs longbow varies according to many factors such as size, weight, historical development, shooting time, and speed. Crossbows and longbows…
SHORTBOW vs LONGBOW (Nov-22 Updated)
Shortbow vs. Longbow is one of the primary debates between archers for centuries.Shortbows are more commonly used by horsemen in history and it was more popular in the Genghis Khan era. On the other hand, the British, for many years they had the upper hand over their enemies thanks to their famous longbow. However, that…
Answered: Carbon vs Aluminum Arrow (Nov–22)
SummaryWith so many different arrow offerings available on the market today, choosing the best arrow to shoot can be a confusing process. Many archers want to know, Should I shoot an aluminum arrow or a carbon arrow out of my bow?The answer is different according to your experience, your intent to use and your budget. In my…
Samick Sage vs Spyder [Nov-22 updated]
Making a Samick Sage vs Spyder recurve bow comparison is very difficult. They’re very close. If you’re done any research on recurve bows, you probably cross to Samick Sage or Spyder sooner or later. But I understand that many people decide what they buy according to two things… Budget and User Reviews.These two bows featured with its affordable…
Rangefinder: Vortex vs Leupold – Definitive Guide
In this review, I’ll try to explain the most important differences between Vortex vs Leupold rangefinders, which are top-notch brands on the market today.We all need an aid to be able to measure distances between ourselves and the target/hunt in the field. These small nuances are indispensable to be able to decide how to shoot…
Easton Axis vs. Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) – ANSWERED
Easton Axis vs FMJ arrows? For me, this is an obvious question because the results you’ll get from these arrows are quite the same. But, of course, there are some tiny differences. I want to share these differences without getting lost in arrow specs, and too many details. Quick Answer! The most significant difference between Easton Axis vs…
