NAP QUICKFLETCH ??????????????????????????

I've been using the Bohning Blazer vanes for a few years and like them very much. Has anyone tried the NAP Quickfletch and if so any pro's or con's???? "GO KENTUCKY"

Have not used them im no help

Nor have i sorry. I use BOHNING Blazer's only.

I used the Nap Quickfletch this past year. I put them on some carbon arrows and they seamed to fly o.k. I just couldn't get my bow to site in. I went back to my alluminum shafts. It was the week before I went to Iowa so I gave up. As far as putting the fletchings on. I thought it was slick. I did notice little air pockets in the fletch which made it bumpy. Before I bought them I spoke with one of the guys in the pro shop and he says he uses them when he is competing. If he cuts the fletchings on a arrow he just puts a NAP on. Not sure how true or where he gets the warm water in the field.

It's 2010 Snivs we are going to have to get you shooting carbons BUD.....and a new bow.

Tried them a few years back. Shot the same shafts with half fletched with Nap 2 inch Quickspin Speed hunters and half fletched with 2 inch blazers. Quickly realized that the blazers were the vanes for me. The QS arrows had a lot of drop to them as I stretched out my yardage. I am all about getting the flattest shooting arrow possible and the advantage easily went to the blazers. Plus the QS vanes were a pain to fletch with that little kicker tab on them, not to mention the cost of them is nearly 4 times as much per vane as the blazer. Hope that helps.

Camoed Assassin wrote:

It's 2010 Snivs we are going to have to get you shooting carbons BUD.....and a new bow.

That funny right there... I love carbon arrows. To me there is no comparison!

Camoed Assassin wrote:

It's 2010 Snivs we are going to have to get you shooting carbons BUD.....and a new bow.

There's nothing wrong with old school. You know this is coming. Who scored in Iowa. The other 2 guys in camp also had all that high tech new equip. And what did they get. I give you this, they did score in ILL.

Snivs wrote:

Camoed Assassin wrote:

It's 2010 Snivs we are going to have to get you shooting carbons BUD.....and a new bow.

There's nothing wrong with old school. You know this is coming. Who scored in Iowa. The other 2 guys in camp also had all that high tech new equip. And what did they get. I give you this, they did score in ILL.

Snivs, please put the hammer away! Well done.

You know what they say about blind hogs Snivels. Dave what is funny is seeing him shoot his OLD SCHOOL rig and knowing you can run down and touch the target before his arrow gets there.

Thats funny! How many shots do you get off with your bow CA before his arrow hits the target? You probably go through a quiver and are ready to go retrieve your arrows when he is just getting his 3rd arrow nocked.

Camoed Assassin wrote:

You know what they say about blind hogs Snivels. Dave what is funny is seeing him shoot his OLD SCHOOL rig and knowing you can run down and touch the target before his arrow gets there.

I will give you that. That's funny.

Your funny to Dave.

None. I can never shoot with him. To busy rolling on the ground. I don't know whats older, his bow or his camo. Check out his avatar. That camo he is wearing isn't snow camo it was once mossy oak.

Camoed Assassin wrote:

None. I can never shoot with him. To busy rolling on the ground. I don't know whats older, his bow or his camo. Check out his avatar. That camo he is wearing isn't snow camo it was once mossy oak.

I wore that for the conditions I was hunting in. You have to be hidden. That's why they call it camoflage.

Alright, thats enought picking on him. You know what they say... You pick on other people because of your own insecuries to make yourself feel better. HAHA. Just kidding... I know you guys are buds and thats what buds do. Anyway, lets no hijack this thread as I am sure we could go on and on.

Again Snivs, its all about being comfortable with your equipment and its about getting the job done and it sounds like you are and have done both. Thanks for being a good sport and we all have enjoyed the content you have brought to the site.

I have not ever used them either, and havent herd anything good or bad about them

Tried them once and went right back to the Blazers. Haven't found anything I like any better

I used them last season on my Axis N-fused arrows and love them. I found them to be extremely durable and have had multiple pass-through on with only a slight blood staining. They are a bit heavier, so I can imagine at longer ranges they could affect the arrow flight, but they work fine for me out to 40 yards.

I'm trying to sell a dz of them. I just find it easier to fletch blazers than heat water to pour in a glass then drop them in real slow to avoid the air bubbles.