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First try at wood arrow shafts
osage outlaw:
I got these shafts from Balsatech in the supply trade this year. He said they were Shurewood Shafts. I wanted to make some for the Marshall shoot next week. I shot them bare shaft and kept trimming them down until I found a length that had them flying straight. I tried mixing up some grey dye but it ended up turning the shafts a nice brown color. I figured I would try my hand at cresting. I don't think I had the right kind of paint. It didn't cover very well. I had to put it on thick. I spliced the fletching, also a first. It turned out OK. Overall I think they turned out decent. I can make some improvements on the next set. I hope I don't lose any of them in the skunk cabbage swamps at Marshall.
chamookman:
Kewl :OK ! Bob
ksnow:
Very nice arrows. That dark fletching will blend in well with the skunk cabbage.
Kyle
Danzn Bar:
8) nice looking arras buddy. They'll do fine at Marshall. Really like the splicing good job.
DBar
Knoll:
Nice job, sir. They'll soon be flying through that cool MI air.
Did ya bareshaft test each of the 6 shafts?
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