They had em all Dave. All BH's, stabilizers, fletching tools, arrows, etc were in.

The only thing they were lacking in was rests.

I got to watch a guy climb half way up on the rock wall before one of the members of the crowd yell, "Hey, that guy isn't hooked up to the climbing rope!" LOL

The staff went NUTS!

Looks like tomorrowI head to Bass Pro. Wait, today is Sunday. Parents came to visit and threw my whole weekend off. Tomorrow I set my rig up. Maybe next weekend then.

Hey guys it's Bitzenburger, not Blizenburger.Don't get it twisted!

How about...German Arrow Fletching Tool. That I can spell.

It will be GAFT for short.

Sorry early in. Either way the Bitzenburgers are expensive compared to the rest.

Your post has something intersting thaat is similar to my bow I found interesting. The max draw weight is 4 lbs over max. My new Ally is 5 lbs. I wonder how they end up that far over? With the technology they have today you would think that 1lb over would be typical. Not 4+.

I thought the samething but I've since learned it's fairly common to beover peak weight by several lbs.

Don't waste your time or money with the Bohning Blazer jig. What a piece of garbage. I bought one and no matter how I adjusted it I couldn't get the back end of the blazer to make contact with the shaft. The clamp isn't magnetic and has no indexing marks. I sent it back and ordered the Bohning Tower Jig. That jig on the other hand works awesome!

Dave the EZ is what i used for these arrows they are fletched right helical. hope this helps:
Blazers:

Gateway Feathers


Bo

bowtechbo,

Thanks for the pictures.