It's one thing to produce a fletching that flies, but it's another to produce fletches that fly consistantly. I've managed to get a half dozen balanced... only six more to go. All hand fletched, no jig, and whipped from front to nock.
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benjamin.oneill said:Your work is fantastic stovie... These look beautiful, and i'm sure, highly effective...
Ben
stovie said:Cheers ben. Very good of you to say so. I have found the grouping to be 8" at 20yds. I can't ask for much more...
yarrow said:Very nice work. Did you use any glue on your fletching? What wood are the shafts? Keep the pic's coming :You_Rock_