Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Ifrit617 on November 25, 2012, 02:22:42 pm
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Whipped these up over my Thanksgiving break. 5/16" poplar, 400 grains, made for a 40#@22" Osage shortbow. Hand cut 6" fletching from some feathers I got from Fred Arnold. They fly real quick and straight out to around 15 yards. Sorry for the crappy pics it was sleeting out. ;D
Jon
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Jon nice arrows what did you stain the shafts with.
Rob
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Thanks. I used Fiebings black leather dye to stain the shafts. It is my personal favorite stain for arrows and bows.
Jon
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your arrows look great Jon.i wrap my self nocks to keep them from splitting.
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Nice!
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Very nice arrows. Mind telling me where you get your leather dye?
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Thanks guys.
I got the dye on eBay, Dictionary.
Jon
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Lookin good Jon, but I might wrap the nocks too. Just for safety. dpg
You can get leather dye @ shoe stores and hobby shops and some hardware stores too.
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Lookin good Jon, but I might wrap the nocks too. Just for safety. dpg
You can get leather dye @ shoe stores and hobby shops and some hardware stores too.
I used to wrap the nocks on all my arrows, but one day i said what the heck, I have some good thick ringed poplar shafts, and I think I'll skip the wraps. That was a few dozen arrows ago and I haven't broken a nock yet. this poplars some good stuff. ;D
Jon
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those look nice jon, Bub
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really like the red "dot" on the nock ends.