I finshed up a new set of arrows, barrelled laminated birch with light green crown, dark green and white crest, and chartreuse feathers with white cock feather and Fl Green nock, by gluing on the Simmons Land Shark broadheads I have been waiting to use on these arrows. Makes for one wicked looking combination.

If the broadheads shoot anything like the arrows did with field points on Saturday, it is going to make for some serious bloodletting when it strikes home! The 1-9/16" cut is going to be impressive if it will fly well. I suspect it will with the big feathers I have on the backend for control.

I cut my bow hand with one of them on my first shot Saturday. I quickly learned to adjust and make allowance for the feathers!!

The laminated birch is a good bit heavier than cedar, but seems to fly to the same point of impact out to 20 yards. I'm ready to go to the Archery Shop and shoot them and see how they fly!!

Bill

Praise the Lord, He is worthy

Edited by - lamb1647 on 10/01/2002 13:17:28