Blazer question...Straight or offset..Does it make a difference?
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I used to fletch my Blazers straight, and, the last fletch job...I put a 1* right offset...either my scores have come up a tad higher because of the practicing I do, or, the 1* Blazer offset results, I'm not sure! 
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...if your bow is not tuned well, then an "offset" can really help stablize the arrow after release...
...if your bow is tuned well, then a "straight" fletch can work quite well too...
...for BH's I like to fletch our customers arrows with an "offset" to help "spin" the shaft a bit after release...
...for Field points, either way works well from our overall experience...
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...SWEET!!...then you are ready to head to the backyard, woods or 3D range and shoot with confidence!! :darkbeer:
...without the customer actually telling me they specifically want "this or that"...the way you have them is how I would have fletched them for the best overall performance :wink:
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One advantage to having at least a slight offset is that they will all be offset the same way (i.e. right for most of us). If you fletch them straight, there is the potential that with a little bit of slop you could have some with a very slight left offset and some with a very minute right offset. I go with a little right offset myself.
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