can I fletch 5in traditional feathers on wood shafts?
1280449
Yes you can. You have to set up the jig differently for feathers, but it can be done. The jig is long enough for a 5 inch feather. It can do a 3 or 4 setup. Feathers (5-7 minutes) also take longer to dry than vanes (3-5 minutes).
784297
No, it's mainly for decoration. You might be able to get it sharpened and make sure every screw is tight, and then it should be okay to throw. I'm not an expert but I do have my fair share of tomahawks.
668617
It would depend on the width of your bolts. I use mine on standard width arrows and there is some room for bigger shafts but couldn't say how much. Otherwise a great product. I love that you can replace the blades.
1277091
The arrows are standard 31" arrows with feather fletchings. They can be purchased any where feathered arrows are sold.
302817
Blade thickness is 1/4 inch. You can process small pieces of wood up 3" in diameter and with some work make feather sticks. Hope this helps.
2042262
I did not use a feather duster but did use garden tools that were smaller in diameter.Hope this helps
955511
Yes. This in the old school style.Some things are a little different. The wingtips are not your different.Fun to build. takes some time and craftmanship but worth it.
1927548
If you mean 4" fletchings, then yes but you have to buy the arms designed for a 4" vain. If you mean four total fletchings instead of the standard three, then no
22656
The tips are not interchangeable, not without cutting the shaft and reducing the length. This are solid secured heads, great arrows for target or rough use, mine have been through heck and still have a lot more to give.
597063
Yes, the feathers were fine when we used flat irons and curl irons. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of this product and have thoroughly enjoyed the colors and product.
271845
If you removed the fletchings (feathers). Since the arrow goes through a small hole, there is not really room for fletchings. Besides, it's a rather weak bow, and having no fletchings means it's not likely the bow will shoot well enough to stick the arrow in a target consistently.
2278296
These can take up to 47lbs (since it is 1820), I have 40-45lbs @ 28" English Longbow and these arrows perform very well (I replaced the plastic fletching into feathers though.)
370447
Half dozen shafts with nocks and inserts. I do my own fletching, best arrows I have ever shot.
463265
No! they are thebnormal size slide on tips The nocks are not lined up but they use hot glue forattachment, so getlly heat the shaft and twist them into the correct alignment. (Perpandicular to the cock feather)
1740109
I would think so... there is a correct length to setting a cocking device... if you have it correct is not that bad, Go to you tube there are excellent videos on how to set your string at the correct length
355036
It will work with either size rubber vane. I've never tried feathers. It does give the vanes a twist so I don't know how that would affect the feather. Other than that I love mine.
2263792
I've used both the 30" shiny black (brand) carbon arrows and the shiny black (brand) premium wood arrows with turkey feathers. Both work fine. I've lost the points of several of the wood arrows in my heavy duty target, but they still pierce the target fine with this bow. If they don't, ten seconds with a sander or even a decent pencil sharpener and you have a perfectly servicable point.