Trad Gang
Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: Pat B on August 20, 2018, 02:02:41 PM
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A few months back, Wayne from True Shaft Archery sent me 2 doz. Sitka spruce shafts. I finally made some arrows from one dozen. These are 45#-50# spined shafts. I did the crown with white spray paint, the minimal black cresting with craft paint and sealed with spray poly. These have self nocks with sinew wrap. The fletching were attached with fletch tape then a sinew wrap fore and aft. The red guinea feather were added for decoration with sinew wrap. All sinew wraps were sealed with pitch varnish and the tracers are rabbit zonkers added with fletch tape.
(https://i.imgur.com/zlE7fHu.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/LGwpte6.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/InNiEN5.jpg)
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BTW...6 of these will have trade points that are being made for me.
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Very nice sir !! I like them.
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Those are SOOO nice...
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Thanks guys. A little overkill but that's OK.
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Those are some sweet traditional arrows! Nice work! :clapper: :thumbsup:
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Lookin good Pat....nice plumage :thumbsup:
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Those are very attractive arrows!
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Good work!!! If your gonna shoot wood arrows, you might as well make them as pretty as you can!!!
Bisch
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Never shoot an ugly wood arrow , pretty ones kill better and look better doing it.
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Overkill? Nah, no such thing. They look great.
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Fine looking arrows Pat!
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Way cool
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Thanks for the nice words guys. I haven't made a set of arrows in a while. Usually my cane and hardwood shoot arrows are made one at a time. Looking forward to getting them loaded and give them a try. :archer2:
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Those look goooood, I really like the guinea feather :thumbsup:
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Great lookin' arrows Pat. Wow!!
Deno
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wow!
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Very nice work! Not overkill IMO... I like the simplicity, yet artistic touches with added feather up front. Not too eye popping in color choice, but these scream "traditional" to me. Great job!
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Awesome job there, Pat..
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Thanks everyone.
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Pat B
those arrows look awesome!
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I appreciate it, Blake.
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Really nice job. :thumbsup:
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I got these finished up last evening. I added trade points made by Kevin Halverson from PA. The numbers on the points are their grain weight. After pairing them up with the appropriate arrow to get the weights close and after the pitch glue, sinew wrap and pitch varnish sealer I came with 2 arrows at 506gr, 2 at 508gr, 1 at 511gr and one at 520gr.
...a few pics...
(https://i.imgur.com/poDhK4X.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/YeuTejB.jpg)
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Those look like they'd just kill stuff... Need to go get some blood on them.