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Primary Turkey wing feathers vs tailfeathers in primitive 2 fletch

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shackleton:

--- Quote from: burchett.donald on March 18, 2018, 08:20:15 pm ---Scott,
          I also use tail and secondaries for my Eastern Two Fletch...My opinion is that they are quieter in flight on this style because of their softness... I started using this style exclusively because they were easy to tie...I also noticed even when the quills are soaked in water and then pulled tight you would hear a light humming in flight due to the quill vibrating against the shaft...Since I don't use glue, I now take a sinew thread and tie the quill down at the halfway point...This is the quietest configuration for me to date...Here are some secondaries tied up, "right wing" 90 degree helo...Look close for the small sinew thread tie down...
                                                                                                                            Don

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Actually I considered doing a mid fletch tie down.I'll do that.Also do you guys trim down your feathers much to reduce "drag" or is there no need with only 2 fletches?
Scott

burchett.donald:
Scott,
           Mine are trimmed to a half inch...For me that is high enough to stabilize an already tuned arrow...Being that they are only Two fletch with less surface area than a three fletch, I don't cut them down a lot...
                      Don
                                                                                                                                       

burchett.donald:
Nice arrow DBar... :OK
                                    Don

bjrogg:
Oh I like those to Don. You guys are making me want to do some two fletch again. It's been awhile.
Bjrogg

Aaron H:
Those are two of the nicest sets of two fletch I have seen.  Great work guys

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