I fletched up a dozen Easton SuperDrive 25's for the ASA classic in August. So far I like them. I went with the 1.5" mini blazer vanes. Turns out that four 1.5" vanes is the same weight as three 2" blazer vanes. This is a 45 yard group. I just need to make a slight sight adjustment and I think I'll be good to go.

Looks like your dialed in!

What fletching jig yall useing?

I'm using a cheap Bohning jig that does the two inch blazer vanes. It's the three vane model that I modified to do four vanes. You can buy one that will do three or four vanes.

I use a Bitzenburger.

I think I've just about got these four fletch SuperDrive 25's dialed in. Three consecutive 45 yard groups.

Deer look out Sluggun is dialed in!
Nice groups

I shot 4 fletch 4" feathers years ago, fellow in Florence made arrows that way. They were loud when shot, loud as in making a roaring like sound. I missed several deer that year due to deer jumping the string. Finally had a friend hear the noise and had me listen as he shot my arrows.

I would assume shorter plastic vanes wouldn't make as much noise or any at all?

I'm really just kinda curious to be honest.

Correct. Plastic vanes are not as noisy as feathers.

I've been wanting to try 4 fletched for awhile. Just bought some vanetec swifts in the 1.87 length. Gonna try them and see