Fletched arrows for the first time......

[pass-thru]

Accumulated a number over the years that needed refletching. Finally got around to it last night. I bought a biztenberger jig and used NAP quickspin vanes (4"). It was fairly easy to do. Shot the arrows today with by whisker bisket and they shot great. Definately seems to have been worth the investment.

 

[rbreedi1]

Cool.. Ive been tossing the idea around myself.

 

[Radar]

Bitzenburger Jig was the best investment I have made over the years . I have owned mine for 25 years now and it had paid for itself within the first two years.

 

[JayMc]

Good deal!

My wife calls it arts and crafts for me

 

[BigCountry71]

Good deal!

My wife calls it arts and crafts for me

 

[Bertman]

 

[Buck_fever]

awesome

 

[Kevin]

I've called it arts and crafts for rednecks since i started!!!

 

[sasquatch]

very cool

 

[sasquatch]

very cool

 

[CZ284]

Bitzenburger Jig was the best investment I have made over the years . I have owned mine for 25 years now and it had paid for itself within the first two years.

Ditto the Bitz, Radar.

I used wraps for the first time this year- where have I been all this time? I won't fletch again without wraps- much faster, great adhesion, easy to refletch. Going to check out some custom wraps for fun.

 

[bobthebowhunter]

Good deal. I love the bitz as well.

 

[khawk]

Here are my arrows. Fusion Duravanes on CX Maxima 350's.

 

[JayMc]

Those look good!

 

[khawk]

Those look good!

Thanks, I kind of like the all white fletchings. Its something different and it should make examination of the blood quick n easy

 

[rbreedi1]

Those look good khawk

 

[Radar]

Good job !