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What Brand Feathers Do You Prefer??

Started by Nala, June 21, 2013, 03:23:00 PM

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Firstlight

I only use Trueflight but that is only because that is what I started with a long time ago.  Back when they were a lot less expensive I bought four hundred full lengths and I still have some left.

I use a chopper as well.  I use a rubber mallet to activate the "chop".  Works for me.  5in shield cut.

cahaba

Real turkey feathers sent to Magnus. He ground and treated some for me last year and they are a cut above any other commercially available feathers. The bases and cuts were noticeably better than Trueflight.
cahaba: A Choctaw word that means
"River from above"

Alexander Traditional

Nala go to the sponsor classifieds and you will find him there and type him an e-mail. Magnus is his avatar that's why you came up with broadheads. His real name is Matt Gundock.

Stone Knife

Proverbs 12:27
The lazy do not roast any game,
but the diligent feed on the riches of the hunt.


John 14:6

centaur

Nala,
Magnus is Matt's handle here on TG. He does nice work.
If you don't like cops, next time you need help, call Al Sharpton

Spookeytooth

QuoteOriginally posted by Nala:
I must be missing something....

I am trying to find info on these MAGNUS feathers and can't find a thing.  I went to the MAGNUS web page and there isn't a thing on there about feathers, only broadheads.

Checked a search engine and nothing came up.

What's the deal with these feathers?

Nalajr
Search sponsor classifieds for magnus
"I don't claim to know everything; I just know a lot about nothing"

emt137

QuoteOriginally posted by emt137:
...Matt Gundock (aka Magnus here on tradgang). He can cut/burn any length and shape you'd want. He has also developed a formula to dye turkey in bright pink...

First page, third post.    :D     ;)
"For man only stays human by preserving large patches of simplicity in his life, while the tendency of many modern inventions...is to weaken his consciousness, dull his curiosity, and, in general, drive him nearer to the animals." -George Orwell

monterey

QuoteOriginally posted by Nala:
I didn't know they were that inexpensive, plus I have never used one before.

Don't you have to bend a wire in the shape you want to cut them?  Is that the kind of CHOPPER you are talking about?

Thanks

Nalajr
The wire device you are thinking of is probably the Young Feather Burner.  Mine cost me ninety bucks a few years back.  All the major trad suppliers stock them.

The chopper is less expensive and is the best choice in the long run >IF< it is your intent to use one length and profile of feather exclusively.

I like 5 1/2 and 6 inch feathers and burn them to the desired profile.  Profile and length are easy to change and the left over piece can be used for other arrows such as the ones I make for the grand kids.

But, once again, if you will use one length and one profile the chopper is the best way to go.
Monterey

"I didn't say all that stuff". - Confucius........and Yogi Berra

stagetek

I've used Gateway and Trueflite for years. Seem to work fine. Perhaps I'll look into the others.

L. Harris

I use nothing but Trueflite, really don't like the base on the Gateways, they are really wide ranging on thickness and width. I also like the AMG. I got some from Magnus and they were really great!
Traditional Bowhunting: Cunning and stealth, not gadgets and gizmos!

Craig

4" Sagittarius Feathers on my arrows. Magnus in the back ground.

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Lucas K

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