Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: hillbilly61 on February 07, 2011, 05:23:56 pm
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These are some I made up this weekend. The fletches are some I traded Chalie for(Cljefferson). Thanks Charlie. They are the first that I actually spined and weight matched . They spined from #48-#54 and weighed with-in 8 grains of each other. I still have to cut the nocks and sinew that part, then shoot them. hope the pics work.
(http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh49/hillbilly061/Mobile%20Uploads/0207111420a.jpg)
(http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh49/hillbilly061/Mobile%20Uploads/0207111420b.jpg)
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very nice fletchings look perfect.
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Damn Mark,
Them are finer than frog-hair.....hope ya get to poke a deer or pig or something for sure.
rich
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Nice! Do I see spiral-type wrapping on the fletching? Very well done! :)
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Forgot to mention they are made from some of the Hill Cane I've been harvesting.
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Those look great...you do some very nice work. I am very envious of all you folks who have local access to Cane. Appears like your weekend time was very well spent.
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Nice arrows! What did you use for the spiral wraps?
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Thanks guys. I like making them about as much as making bows. Cljefferson makes some great fletches.
Jack....Yup they sure are ;)
Cherolee... The thread is an A size that I used from when I was building custom rods.
Thanks Rich...You have some of those shafts. ;) ;D
Thanks Wildman :)
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Very nice cane arrows. I love the look of bananna cut fletching but they are noisy to me and I don't know why they should be. ??? ...but they look cool! 8)
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Thanks Pat. I've never shot any before either, but always liked how they looked. you're right they do look cool ;D Hope to shoot them latter today. Staying home from work. Not feeling good :(
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Good looking set of arrows,very nice job on them. :)
Pappy
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really like those turkey banana fletch.
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pappy and thomas.....Thank you
I got a chance get out late yesterday and give um a try. Got all but 1to fly good no matter what I tried, could'nt get the 1 to fly good. You're right Pat, they are a little noisier than the others. Sound like the ones you hear in the movies.... ;D
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Missed your post Mark, I would be getting a deal. Those are some nice looking arrows.
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good looking arrows ,i really like charles,s feather always get quality from him
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Thomas, you have another couple of sets heading your way in the morning......enjoy them.
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thank you sir ,i will put them to good use getting close to April and my church kid's are getting antsy to learn shooting bows and making arrows the people on this forum have helped me so much ,i am humbled to all
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SWEETTTTTTT
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Those look great...you do some very nice work. I am very envious of all you folks who have local access to Cane. Appears like your weekend time was very well spent.
i can't agree more :D
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those arrows look great.i also use bannanas.i used a couple of bamboo scewers glued to the bottom plate on my chopper.i found if the backs aren't cut so high,the bannanas are alot more quiet and still fly great.hope this helps,steve
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Ok, that is what I have been trying to do! very cool ,sir. lane