Burned some Pope and Young today w/pics

[Mike Vines]

I'm doing a couple special arrow builds right now, and wanted something different for my Motor City Machete arrows besides the banana burn I have been doing, so here is the new one I came up with today.  It's my version of the Pope and Young fletch.

This is on a squirrel/rabbit arrow, just so that I can be sure the burn is right before I go onto doing the special ones.

Dimentions are 5 1/4" long, and 1/4" in the front, and 3/4" in the rear.


   
   

[john fletch]

I do my Olde English or Pope & Young 5" fletch with 5/8" in back and 3/8" on the front.

They fly well and do not whistle too badly.

[Mike Vines]

The Natural turkey feathers I think were made for this style of fletch.  I just did a set with them, and I keep going back down to look at them.  I'm glad I decided to think outside of the box.

[Hermon]

pictures, pictures, pictures

[magnus]

Yeah Mike where's the pics?

[Mike Vines]

Updated with pics.

[stujay]

looks good.

[centaur]

Love those cavalry colors!

[Mike Vines]

It was also our Garrison insignia for the 8th Army, which I was in as part of the Military Police Corp.

[Steve O]

Nice choice chief    

[Hud]

Very nice, you should be able to see those real good.  :cool:

[Hermon]

Look Great!  

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by Steve O:
Nice choice chief      

Thanks for the suggestion Steve.  Nick decided that arrow is now going to be his new chipmunk killer.  He even crested it to brand it as his.  I got half of the other ones done last night, and because of the time change, I was up at 5 this morning glueing and sticking more feathers.

[Rob DiStefano]

love the looks of an "english war arrow fletch", but those long pointy tails buzz too loud.

5/16" birch dowel "throwaway" roving arrow, sheered with scissors ...
   

[Duker]

NICE