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JoseD 05-15-2003 04:42 PM

Banana Cut Feathers
 
Where can I purchase them? Or will I have to get my own feather chopper and make my own? It seems that no one carries them. I see alot of the Pope & Young, Parabolic, Shield, and Raptor cut but no Banana cut feathers for sale.
Thanks. I have a half dozen carbonwoods I want to re fletch. The carbonwoods I purchase and the Gold Tips usually come with the 3, 4 inch feathers. I need to go to the larger 5 inch feathers.

Jose D.

IrishLad32 05-15-2003 08:59 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 


Check out the True Flight feather site. I think they carry some. If they' re that hard to find you' d be better off with a chopper anyways. I think they go for around $20, and if you do it right you can get two feather out of a full length instead of one. You sure won' t have a hard time finding full length feathers either. Just a suggestion though.

Brandan

JoseD 05-15-2003 09:19 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
I should have inquired by email. I just looked at various websites. I' m sure they some of the vendors carry them but don' t show them on their sites. You' re right, I' d probably be better off buying a chopper. Thanks for the reply Irishlad.

Jose

Lilhunter 05-16-2003 03:05 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
the other thing would be to get your hands on a burner. Its a bit loud in the stink department but it gives you the opportunity to do ANY style of fletching you want.

JoseD 05-16-2003 07:17 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
Thanks for the suggestion Lil Hunter. Now to decide on wether to get a chopper or a feather burner.

Jose

LBR 05-16-2003 07:31 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
Been racking my brain trying to think of who has them, but off-hand I can' t think of anyone. Joe at Lone Wolf might have them, but I' m not sure. A chopper or burner might be your best bet--one good thing about bananna cuts, one chopper will do both left and right--just make sure you turn the feather the right way when you cut and fletch--easy to get those backwards. Burners stink to high heaven (smells like burning hair), but if you have an outdoor outlet or shop it' s no biggie--otherwise you might find yourself having to sleep outside!

Chad

Lilhunter 05-17-2003 03:19 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
or have an understanding wife eh chad ;)

CT Bowhunter 05-17-2003 05:53 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
Try Greg at G & M Archery, he might have some. 218-224-3263. I know he just got in a bunch of feathers.

JoseD 05-17-2003 06:39 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
Hmmmm, LBR thanks for bringing up the part about the smell using a feather burner. I don' t think my wife would understand that part of my addiction. Looks like I' ll probably go with the chopper and save my safe a little grief from my better half. lol.

CT Bowhunter, I' ll try G&M. Thanks.

Jose

Floxter 05-18-2003 03:43 PM

RE: Banana Cut Feathers
 
Go to " Arrows by Kelly" . He has a special sale going on this month and Banana cuts are included: $22/100 if memory serves me right.


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