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All dressed up and ready to go!
sweet looking arrows. Are those wraps or painted with stickers?
Sweet!!!
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Got six of these made up by Badger..... Now I just need to get a little blood on them!!!
These are for Deer, Hogs & Javies
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Here is some that I had made up to look like Bear original arrows.
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Hear are some original Bear X 200 arrows that I will be hunting with this fall along with my '66 Kodiak
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doug77
IF they fly out of my Strunk 50# 64" BBY.
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TTT
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Weasel Those are simply amazing looking arrows, WOW!
posted these the other week but i'm planning to shoot these out of my osage static recurve this fall. these are hill cane spined at 65# and with the woodsman heads they weigh in between 622 - 654gr. not really looking forward to putting an edge on a dozen woodsman heads.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Hill1.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Hill2.jpg)
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Dang, those are all so purty that I'm ashamed to put my old plain janes on here.
Same here Bolong, mine are just plain but when I get home I'll post up.
Great pictures! Some awesome arrows out there.
Mine are in the works but can be viewed on the Trad History / Collecting forum at the link here.
http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=14;t=004117
awesome looking arrows one day mine will look that good
All of these arrow are awesome looking :clapper:
I use custom patriotic wraps and 1 white, 2 fl yellow fletchings and yellow nocks on my 3D/practice Carbon CX Heritage 90s. However, for my hunters/BHs I keep them (the same arrows) quite plain. I use natural wild turkey fletchings (all 3) and a small 1/4" band of reflective tape (for tracing and spotting). So there isn't much flash to them unless you like understated - LOL
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Weasel,
Very nice! Tell us more
Greats pics!!!!
Grapes, those are Outdoor Success arrow wraps.
Keep em' coming, I know there are a bunch of arrow artists in here. :readit:
QuoteOriginally posted by John Krause:
Weasel,
Very nice! Tell us more
(http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3/jerrygowins/Medievalarrows1-1.jpg)
Thanks! I'm glad you like them.
I made them in the medieval manner so I could take them to an annual Ren faire next month. Port Orford Cedar, 50-52# spine. This was my first attempt at self-nocks. I used scraps of fiberglass lamination material for the nock reinforcement.
The cresting is automotive lacquer (touch up paints) in black & gold. The pattern is just a piece of sea sponge dabbed in the gold and lightly dabbed in random patterns over the black. Gasket Lacquer finish. What you can't see in the photo is that I used three different shades of brown leather dye to go from dark brown at the point to a light brown at the crest. Fiebing's alcohol based leather dye.
The fletches were cut with a Lil' Chopper, RH Traditional, then carefully trimmed to equal lengths and tapered at the ends with a dremmel tool to accept the wraps. Fletch tape held them in place while I wrapped them with a heavy thread. Clear nail polish over the wraps.
The reason I said IF they shoot out of my Strunk 50# BBY is that I can't shoot a bow right now. I just recently had major abdominal surgery and can't string up a bow for a couple more weeks. I'm sure anxious to see how they fly!
Jerry
Real nice arrows guys Heres mine . Carbons for the recurve.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v683/timkoi/arrow2172.jpg)
And cane for the green stick. Been messing with with two fletch they work great.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v683/timkoi/arrow2173-1.jpg)
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Beauties - all, guys. Mine are probably the plainest I've ever used but decided to try that this year just for kicks.
Wishes for QUICK HEALING, Weasel!
QuoteOriginally posted by Mechslasher:
posted these the other week but i'm planning to shoot these out of my osage static recurve this fall. these are hill cane spined at 65# and with the woodsman heads they weigh in between 622 - 654gr. not really looking forward to putting an edge on a dozen woodsman heads.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Hill1.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Hill2.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/Mechslasher/Hill3.jpg)
Thats a really neat set off arrows Sir!!!
These are my first arrows done with a crester.
I stole an idea from Grey Taylor, and I really like the results. They are Gold Tip 3555s with a spray-can two-tone crown, and Testors cresting.
The marks near the nock and the top hen feathers are the shaft numbers. The one with three yellow feathers is for squirrels.
@!@#%^&!! squirrels.
Click on the thumbnail to see them in all their radiant glory!
:bigsmyl:
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Killdeer :goldtooth:
Kathy, those are some real nice arrows you have :thumbsup:
nice looking arrows. mine look so boring to me now.