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Some sticks for Stickhead
jeffp51:
inside 20 yards, probably not. But when I first started shooting and shooting my own arrows, I wanted to eliminate all the variables I could so that I could work on form without wondering if the arrows were off. So that means keeping weight and spine as close as possible. Also my perfectionist side really wants to match everything precisely. Sick way to have fun, I know.
ohma2:
Im in your corner on the arrows.i would rather have perfect arrows than a perfect bow if i had to make a choice.
jeffp51:
I am back from my trip to Germany and can work on these arrows again. here they are stained and crested. It seems like every time the humidity changes, one of them wants to come un-straightened, so I am still working on that a little. The self knocks are cut in as well. They just need a couple more coats of poly spray and some fletchings. Stickhead is going to put his own points on them.
Hawkdancer:
Looking good! Hope to get some work done n mine at MoJam in between shooting, bow building, trading, and all the other things going on! What sealer/finish do you use?
Hawkdancer
bassman:
Jim Hamm on arrow making."making a well balanced good shooting arrow is an art, plain, and simple". He believes that making the bow is the easy part.You did a wonderful job on those.I am sure stickhead will be well satisfied. good on you.
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