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Good deal Matt!

And I thought this was a am I poplar(said with a southern draw)with the gang type threads...LOL

That's a good one Tim!  

Glad you got things going there Matt.  I am sure people will love those.

Matt are these available in 11/32 and are they heavy?

Molson yes 11/32 is available and the weights are averaging 300-500 grains. these are just averages mind you. anyone with questions please feel free to pm me.

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Glad you got things going there Matt.  I am sure people will love those.

I bet you're right and I will find out soon enough as I ordered a dozen and some of Matts turkey feathers as well  
My first attempt at doing some of my own arrows  

I got my first doz. From Matt a month ago and can't stop shooting them.  What a great wood to work with, they take color very well, they stay very straight, the shooting characteristics are the best I've shot, and they're extremely tough.

Am out of town hog hunting but will post up some pics tonight.

These are the Poplar shafts I got from Matt.  I used colors visible for low light conditions and they're ready to fly through some pork. Unfortunately a cold front kept the hogs from cooperating this weekend so no pics of what they look like in a shade of red.

 

Here are some of the poplar shaft made into self nock arrows to go to Florida for next weeks shoot

This is an arrow I made from the same batch of poplar shafts. I only made one for a test. I have 6 more going now.
Its been a while since I've made doweled arrows so I went cheap with the decorations. This arrow has a self nock wrapped with sinew. The crown was sprayed with Kilz primer paint and the cresting is Sharpie and the arrow sealed with spray poly. The red wrap at the forward end of the fletching is silk set in super glue. The feathers are 5 1/2" shield cut attached with fletch tape and an offset straight fletch. The tracer is rabbit fur zonker. Tipped with a 125 Grizzly broadhead.
 The bare unfinished shaft weighed 455gr. The finished arrow weighs right at 600gr. The arrow is 29"...and flied like a dart!

Awesome Matt.  Another fine product coming from you.

Beautiful work on those guys! They turned out Great.

It's all coming together Mike. The guys behind the scene's have worked their butts off on this project!  

Thumbs up for magnus.

Matt did some Surewood Doug Fir for me and I got them Saturday. I got to shoot them for a few minutes today. Matt I think we hit the spine and tip weight for the 65# HH style LB! They shoot great!

Thanks Matt!! Lots of good arrowsmiths here on TG. Matt is up there with the best of them.

Now he's got me thinking about these poplars....hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....

 

You a Packers fan Bud?  Nice looking arrows.

Panthers....but yeah they are Green Bay colors....but I did it for visibility and I like green and yellow.

See my post in the sponsor classifieds for available spines. Thanks.
Matt