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I’ve seen some real nice bucks in Oregon.

Too bad that’s the only picture of him and never laid eyes on him. Got another I’ll post when I find it, another got the picture, but never could find him.

Ya, they passed it last year because of the lack of lead bullet choices for muzzleloaders now days.

Why did you go with the OMP over a Bitzenburger? Every I have talked to about fletching, always recommend the Bitzenburger.

It’s funny you bring up TAC vanes because I was just giving them a hard look. Trying to figure out if I could fletch them.

I’ve been doing some more research and feathers seem to be the loudest. A parabolic design seems to be the quietest. Something else I keep coming across, is the stiffer the vane the more quiet it will be.

Depends on the muzzle brake, it’ll have to have threads for the can. If you get a can with HUB threads, there are a lot of brake choices.

Been trying to get my archery hunting/shooting going again. Whats some good quiet vanes? I came across an article years ago with a bunch of different vanes that were tested, but can’t seem to find it.

Usually they will be better, but not always. There is no way to know until you shoot. For attaching the can to the rifle, I always use a muzzle brake or flash suppressor and than attach the can to that. This way the muzzle device takes the brunt of the gasses and acts like a first baffle, this...

Even if you got the 30 cal can, you would’ve been buying more anyways. It’s a very fun rabbit hole to go down. 😁😁

Don’t have any plans for myself, but might help with some kids if needed.

That is nice, now I want one 😁. You’ll have to let us know what you think of both cans.