Arizona E-Z Fletch
03-03-2007, 08:55 AM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fulton county IL USA
Posts: 4,271
RE: Arizona E-Z Fletch
I believe there are many jigs that are higher quality and have tighter tolerances that the EZ. I'd suggest you take a serious look at the Bitz, or if you want a simple plastic version of the Bitz,I'd also look at the Grayling. It's a single fletch at a time jig but the finished product is much better.
03-03-2007, 10:53 AM
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Canning, Ontario. Canada
Posts: 974
RE: Arizona E-Z Fletch
I tried the blitz, and have the plastic "Blitz-alike", They both do an excellent job. But as far as consistency I still say the AZ EZ. I do 6 arrows at a time, shoot each arrow 12 times to check for consistency, if the arrow is anything more than 1/2 off at 40 yards I strip it down and start over. In my experience the strip down part happens far less with the AZ EZ than any single vane tool I have tried.
It may be a simple matter of personal preference, I can only relate what I own and what I do. I target shoot like a madman and I have no tolerance for missing. The AZ keeps my outside shooting more than inside making arrows.
It may be a simple matter of personal preference, I can only relate what I own and what I do. I target shoot like a madman and I have no tolerance for missing. The AZ keeps my outside shooting more than inside making arrows.
03-03-2007, 11:45 AM
#5
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Ham Lake, MN
Posts: 479
RE: Arizona E-Z Fletch
ORIGINAL: Pydpiper
I tried the blitz, and have the plastic "Blitz-alike", They both do an excellent job. But as far as consistency I still say the AZ EZ. I do 6 arrows at a time, shoot each arrow 12 times to check for consistency, if the arrow is anything more than 1/2 off at 40 yards I strip it down and start over. In my experience the strip down part happens far less with the AZ EZ than any single vane tool I have tried.
It may be a simple matter of personal preference, I can only relate what I own and what I do. I target shoot like a madman and I have no tolerance for missing. The AZ keeps my outside shooting more than inside making arrows.
I tried the blitz, and have the plastic "Blitz-alike", They both do an excellent job. But as far as consistency I still say the AZ EZ. I do 6 arrows at a time, shoot each arrow 12 times to check for consistency, if the arrow is anything more than 1/2 off at 40 yards I strip it down and start over. In my experience the strip down part happens far less with the AZ EZ than any single vane tool I have tried.
It may be a simple matter of personal preference, I can only relate what I own and what I do. I target shoot like a madman and I have no tolerance for missing. The AZ keeps my outside shooting more than inside making arrows.
