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Old 05-19-2003, 07:46 PM   #1
 
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Default Arrow fletching 101

I have at least a dozen arrows that need refletching and am thinking about doing them myself. To any of you Arizona E-Z fletching jig users, which one should I order to fletch carbon arrows like Gold Tip XT' s or Beman Hunters, the size on both seem to be close to the same. I' m planning on using Flex Fletch fletching and Goat Tuff adhesive; what are your opinions on these products?
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Old 05-20-2003, 04:40 AM   #2
 
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my first arrow jig was an arizona ,its ok ,now i have a jo-jan multi fletcher ,it' s much better ,well worth the money!

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I' ve got two of the Arizona tools, one straight and one with an offset. While either of these tools can work for you in the field I think that you would probably get better results and more satisfaction with a six arrow Jo-Jan. The Arizona tools that I have don' t hold the feather as precisely as those big clamps on the Jo-Jan.
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Definatly go with the jo-jan. The arizona is not as precise, like arrroman said. The mulitifletcher was one of the best investments i made. Bitz also has a good jig.
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The arizona flatcher is not as precise and has more limitations.
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Old 05-20-2003, 01:47 PM   #6
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No matter what you use, always make sure that you put a drop of glue at the front and the back of the vane or feather.....Improves durabilty immensely.....
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