Ok, I'm sick and tired of other people making mistakes on my equipment, I ordered 6 new arrows at my local shop, had them put on blazers and hidden inserts.
Before I shot the six arrows, I had two vanes just fall off when I pulled them out of the quiver. When I shot about 12 times, I was left with only one arrow with three vanes, and 3 with no vanes at all.
When I came home, I wanted to remove the broadheads which I screwed in atthe target practice and I couldn't, he used sooo much glue in the arrow that my broadheads were glued in...
The shop's closed, but when they re open I'm gonna buy me a fletching rig and glue and do it myself....no more f### up's....

F.

I hear ya buddy. It makes things so much better when you are able to build your own arrows and fletching is a good place to start.

Good choice Frank.

Although the initial costs are high, it is well worth it in the long run.

Both Dave and I started fletching this year. Too many inconsistancies from the Pro Shop Fletched Arrows began to lead us down a path of frustration.

Have fun and post some pictures when you can!

I think the guy who sold me the arrows cut them off in an angle, so now my broadheads aren't screwed in straight as well !!!

cursing out aloud ![:@][:@]

You need a G5 ASD tool. I use mine extensively when I get a new dozen arrows.

Don't be afraid to take that set of arrows back and complain when you buy your new jig.

Hell, I don't think I would give them that much more business if they messed up that bad. Get your arrows replaced and buy that jig somewhere else.

Holy Crap...do you shop at the same place I used to?? haha