I was looking around a little and found this fletching jig called the grayling. It looks identical to the bitz, except it is made from a plastic material.
ive never used a bitz. i got this one to save a few bucks. i have no complaints. there was 1 burr on it when i got it and i just smoothed it out. no big deal.
I use a Grayling jig, and find it to be a very tuff piece of equipment. It does an excellent job of installing any degree of off-set with the straight clamp, or you can get a L/R helical clamp for fletching Shafts for broadheads. I believe it will last me a lifetime of arrow fletching. I like'em
Shoot Straight
Derbytown
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?An archer wants to see how far away from the target he can get and still hit it. A bowhunter wants to see how close he can get to his target before he shoots.?
Dr. Mark Timney
Same here, no complaints. The only thing one may consider is to be careful with the glue. In another words, try not to get it all over the plastic to where clean up is an issue. I like mine.
Just real quick, they run $29.99 new at Cabela's. I've seen them go for 45+ on ebay from folks not aware of the "new" price. It's a quality tool at a very fair price.
Grayling fletcher
