A little something I'm working on...

[Don Beaver]

The fletching experimentation begins...

First, 1.8" 3D Duravanes...



Rear view...



And some Mini Fusions. These were free samples so I did not get to choose the color and only had enough to do one arrow for now...



And a shot of these from the rear...



I can't wait to try them out. It should be fun. My plan is to run these with either 125gr Slick Trick Standards or HellRazor 125's. I may try both.

[Maybee-R]

They look cool! I'm interested in speed differences and accuracy..compared to standard three fletch.

[Smeagol]

I bet they do well in windy conditions!

[Don Beaver]

We'll see what happens. I like trying new things. When you work on bows for a living you get a little bored with seeing and doing the same things over and over. It's good to mix things up a bit, from time to time. Variety is the spice of life.

Plus... It just looks cool.

[Rev. Juan]

Very Cool

[TMax27]

Question.... What jig did you use to fletch these? Did you do three at the standard spacing and then rotate a bit for the next three???

[Don Beaver]

Question.... What jig did you use to fletch these? Did you do three at the standard spacing and then rotate a bit for the next three???

Pretty much. I used a standard Bohning Helix jig to fletch three vanes, then took the arrow out, turned it 180 degrees and put it back in and fletched again.

[badfisherman]

I remember watching the older Muzzy bad to the bone video's. One of the lady shooters always had a similar fletching set up. I sent an email asking why but never got an answer.

[Deer3083]

Those look awsome. Let us know how they fly bud.

[TMax27]

Pretty much. I used a standard Bohning Helix jig to fletch three vanes, then took the arrow out, turned it 180 degrees and put it back in and fletched again.

Thanks for info Don