Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: Christian on January 09, 2011, 03:05:29 pm
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I just signed up to PA after having read the posts for some time, and lo and behold, registerd users can view the images ;D Good stuff
Anyway, here's some arrows:
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu330/Barnehagefanden/IMAG0190.jpg)
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu330/Barnehagefanden/IMAG0191.jpg)
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu330/Barnehagefanden/IMAG0193.jpg)
(http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu330/Barnehagefanden/IMAG0194.jpg)
26" grooved hazelshafts with heathardened blunts and turkeyfeathers bound with moosesinew and hide glue.
I was going for a colourhappy indian look, but I feel I may have ended up with the colourblind indian look instead ::)
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I like the color blind indian look. Those are fine looking arras, how do they shoot ? (Being kinda light on the front). I sort my arrows by how they shoot fro my bow before fletching or points are added.
Welcome to P.A. I am working on a bunch of hazelnut shafts myself right now. I am just drying and straightening right now.Maybe some pictures next week of completed shooters. " Frank
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Glad you decided to get officially signed up, nice arrows. I have made some with those "buzzer" fletches once in a while, I like the sound they make coming off a fast bow!
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Very nice arrows and arrowsmithing! 8) Welcome to PA. Let's see more of your stuff! ;D
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nice job on the arrows! ive been meaning to try some of that style fletching, but i just traded all my feathers! lol. so i guess i wont for a while. again, welcome and nice job!
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Thank you all for the warm welcome :)
@ Sparrow: I dont know how they fly yet since there's 3' of snow covering everything over here, and arrows don't float on snow ::)
Normaly I make the shafts, shoot them, group them, haft points then feathers and then do cosmetics. Simply because this is the most timesaving way of making arras ;) No use doing hours of cosmetics on a stick that just won't fly :)
But now I just wanted some arrows with realy long feathers ;D and also to try out the pointybuzzer things. So they are more "sticks with feathers" than arrows :)
Hazel is a realy nice arrowmaterial btw, probably the best we have in Norway, at least when it comes to arrows from shots.
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Nice looking arrows. Did you fire harden the tips?
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Jupp ;) actualy I rolled them on a hotplate. Just sharpened them, then rolled them with some preassure on a hotplate to smooth and harden them :)
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Cool! 8)
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i to welcome you and your talent to PA please do post more. realy do enjoy seeing archery from all over the world.