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Fletching size..
Coo-wah-chobee:
6" to 7" single fletch.
possum:
mine are 5" long after wrapping. This time anyway. I usually just wing it but these latest ones I actually measured after I bareshafted the shafts. Well, OK, one arrow anyway. ::) I still need to bareshaft the rest then fletch those. I really need to kill a deer so I can get more back sinew. :-\But my profile is starting to evolve into a high back tapering to the front... cut with scissors until I convert my heat gun into a feather burner.
possum
Shooter_G22:
heat gun into a feather burner?????? what??? how????
cromm,
i have been using 5 " parabolic... when i started to build my own cuase i bought them befor i knew anything and they work good for me but i just got a few 5 1/2" high back sheild cuts...
looking forward to try those out but i need some shafts...
i have been told that most people who shoot seriously use the 5 1/2" highback shields... heard they drag a little bit more but are way more accurate... but that just what i have been told... so dont know by experaince yet!!!
i was also told that, thats what most poeple use when they compete in traditional competition.. but i have yet to go to a comp soo once agian dont know fom experaince or from seeing for my self... but thats what i was told...
JackCrafty:
I like Native American style fletching. Here's some I've made. They range from 7" to 8-1/2" long.
possum:
Sorry, I meant soldering gun. El Destructo, I believe, posted a pic of his.
possum
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