[bowhunterbobbyt]

I would like some insight on fob usage! Thinking about trying them but want some opinions from the HPA experts first! Thanks in advance!

 

[bowhunterbobbyt]

No fob users, that's not a good sign!

 

[tfabarcher35]

there is a few guys on here that use them. I have never used them but ordered some to try out.

 

[sdwlucas]

I'm not being smart but what is a fob? A fob can be so many different things and have so many uses!

 

[tfabarcher35]

http://www.starrflight.com/

 

[bowhunterbobbyt]

It means fletching only better! LOL

 

[treed74]

there was just a thread on these not but two weeks ago in this forum.

 

[muzzy125]

Fletching Only Better

its a good idea but they look too weird for me. and i cant use them w/ my whisker biscuit. fletching works fine. dont expect to notice a big difference in your accuracy. some say their broadhead tuning is easier w/ them. my broadheads have always hit w/ my field tips out to 40 yards w/ my bow being papertuned

 

[muzzy125]

if one fell off in flight your arrow would cork screw like a SOB lol

 

[treerat]

they work great . I have killed three deer while using them .

 

[spur]

Youtube videos will offer you good insight. Many people don't like them. I haven't ever used one, but I watched some videos back in October. It's worth a shot just to try them out on your set up.

 

[Sinn Fein]

How does that thing pass through a deer? I think not.

 

[SteelCitySlicker]

I used FOBs for the first time this year. Killed a good buck while using them.

They do fly well. Shot my first "robin-hood" also.

Could the same accuracy be attained with conventional fletching?
Yes.

Do they stay on when passing through a animal?
No.

Will I continue to shoot FOBs?
Yes.