Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: hillbilly61 on December 18, 2010, 11:08:34 pm
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I got a nice Christmas gift today. Some of the nicest shield cut feathers I've seen. Stringsretcher makes them. Y'll need to get ya some of these. Quality A+ work. Clarles I have 2 doz. cane shafts on the way monday for ya. Merry Christmas to you too.
Here are a few pics of the arrows I made up this afternoon With Charles' Fletches. I had 3 white ones left over and thought I would put them on. The 4th one is all Charles'
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i have to agree Charles does make some fine Fletch for sure.
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You are on a role there. Hey those look great. Have you shot them yet?
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Not yet :( Got hem fletched and had to take a break. The stitches were starting to hurt pretty bad. :'Even my wife said the feathers look good, and that's saying something ;D I think I'm going to use duplex nail points and make target arrows of them. ;)
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Damned fine arrows, Mark. Really like the "bulous" string knocks as well, very classy looking, sir.
Rich
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Good looking arrows. What stitches? Are you OK? Bill
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Bill...I was cutting some cane for arrows with my box knife in my right hand and holding the cane in the left. The knife cut through the cane and I was pulling too hard with the left, and the cane edge came up and cut the meaty part between my index finger and thumb :-[ Got six stitches and a learning experience ::) I'm using my little hacksaw now ;)....Mental note...Do NOT cute cane at an angle while pulling up with the opposite hand :-[
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Glad to know you aren't hurt bad. I have found that a serrated knife works better than a smooth edge, I saw it off. A pair of pruning shears works the best, just cut flush with the ground. Bill
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nice feathers...can't wait to get mine :)
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i agree with bill. pruning shears are best. buy a good pair though, dont go cheap, i wore a cheap pair out! course, when its easy to cut, you end up bring a lot more home!lol