I have been looking into getting a jig it sounds like the overall favorite by far is the Bitzenberg.
I went to get one and they wereout of stock. They didhave a jig that looked exactly like it, but made of a plastic or carbon. It was made by Grayling (I think). It was identicle in every way, all the adjustments, clamps, nock alignment,everything, except the material it was made of.
Now here is a stupid question. Since I am not planning on usingit as a hammer, does it matter if the jig is plastic?

It was less than 1/2 the cost of the Bitz.

Bitzenberg $66.00
Grayling $27.00

The guy there said he would get the Grayling because you would most likely never wear it out metal or plastic. They have bever had any complaints with them. And all the clamps and everything were sold separetly for replacement, if you ever did ruin one.

Hey, I will admit it ------I'm cheap[:-]don't tell

I'm thinking #1 This is my first jig
#2 I am noRobin Hood/ professional archer
#3I couldwear out2 of the Grayling and still be less than
a Bitz jig
#4 If I get the Grayling I can get all my fletching even Blazers!
glue,wraps and everything to get started and still have $$
left over.

Anyone out there have experience with the Grayling??