Advice needed on Fletching Jig?
10-07-2004 | 08:02 PM
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Advice needed on Fletching Jig?
I'm interested in fletching my own arrows which is something new for me. I am currently shooting PSE carbon force dominator arrows for hunting. These arrows have 4" offset left vanes (don't know the degree?). I'm looking for a jig that will allow me fletch these arrows with offset fletching. I'm also seeking info on other equipment suggestions I may need for fletching.
Like I said this is a new concept for me, so any and all info is welcome.
Like I said this is a new concept for me, so any and all info is welcome.
10-10-2004 | 11:35 AM
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RE: Advice needed on Fletching Jig?
Hi, i have been using a jojan fletcher for a couple of years, i have the one with the straight clamp and i can fletch arrows right or left with 4% offset, alot of people on here swear by the bitz fletching jig
10-10-2004 | 05:57 PM
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RE: Advice needed on Fletching Jig?
if you are needing to stay on a budget I would go with the Greyling Jig
if spending a little more money is not an issue with you get the best Jig money can buy and get a Bitzenberger!
Both Jigs will fletch any size shaft on the market and is more adjustable than any jig on the market.
I would also recomend getting a strait clamp if you use a shoot thru type rest and get the Right wing clamp as an optional clamp.
if spending a little more money is not an issue with you get the best Jig money can buy and get a Bitzenberger!
Both Jigs will fletch any size shaft on the market and is more adjustable than any jig on the market.
I would also recomend getting a strait clamp if you use a shoot thru type rest and get the Right wing clamp as an optional clamp.
