NavyDeerHunter

I have already done a search and found nothing to help me. I'm trying to crest and fletch my own arrows. The cresting part is no problem, but using my Arizona EZ Fletcher, the veins are about 1.5 inches further down the shaft than they were when I got them from the shop. Before I stripped them, the fletch started right below the nock, but with the EZ Fletch there is a gap between the nock and where the fletch starts. It looks odd to me, but maybe thats just because I'm used to looking at them as they were and there is nothing wrong with what I have.
Can someone put some pictures on here for me...of arrows you've done yourseld?
Thanks
Craig

Rob/PA Bowyer

They are not crested but here's my arrows, well the full setup. My fletch an 1 1/8" from the end of the arrow excluding the nock.

NavyDeerHunter

Thanks Rob. Just what I needed to see and mine should be okay.

break......

Talked to Chuck today. He seems to be anxious to get back from Texas. Seems that the shopping is getting to him a little.[:'(]

Hope you had a great holiday.

Craig

Rob/PA Bowyer

Yeah, Russell (Ausie) called me yesterday morning and said Merry Christmas and then said, you know, you never know who your gonna pick up standing on the Highway and I forgot and said, did you find a moron...suddenly Chucks voice came on the phone...we all laughed...lol

Gut Check

here are some of mine. I used some wraps with Blazers. Good luck.

newman1

Here is mine

Dubbya

haha at first i thought you were talking about me. I ate with Russel and Chuck the other day.

Sorry Navy didn't mean to hijack.

PA Hardwoods

My Traditonal Arrows paying Homage to Fred Bear. and My arrows for my compound with my Enigma Camo Wraps. All wraps were designed and made by me.

Greg / MO

Navy, you may have seen some of this before... but here's my current arrows I just redid last week:



I'm pretty sure you've been around long enough to have seen this thread, but in case you haven't...
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1399868&mpage=1

JimPic

All arrows are dipped in Krylon or Rustoleum and crested with testor's enamel model paint.A couple of the cedars I just left stained.