Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: skyarrow on January 16, 2010, 01:54:06 pm
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well i dont have any wooden arrows yet but i have been shooting these aluminum arrows for over ten years now and the stock fletchets finally broke on one so a redid it with some guinea feathers its not pretty but they fly very straight and accurate this was my first time to fletch aluminum hehe. i followd the natural curve that these wing feathers had
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Yeah, that's nice, but what about that pillow in the background? What is that, PowerPuff Girls? ;D
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haha its my little ones chair with dora the explorer on it lol
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cool is that a marshel amp
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indeed it is. a valvestate 2000 avt 8)
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Looks like you've got the hang of it! ...but we've got to get you into some new wood shafts. That stuff there is cold to the touch. ;)
One suggestion, from looking at the end in the pic the fletching is acting like a short flu flu and not a helical fletch. You don't have to put in that much twist to get the arrow to spin. It probably fly well because of the drag but it will fly better with better air flow.
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sounds good the feathers were naturally twisting like that so i left it all i can say is that it flys faster and straighter then the others that have the plastic fletchets.