#840680 - 07/27/08 08:04 PM
Fletching jigs?
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JAY B
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Registered: 07/09/07
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Loc: Meigs Co.
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Gonna try and start fletching my own arrows this year, wont be doing a whole lot, and it will be with blazers! What are some fletching jigs you guys would recommend?
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#840691 - 07/27/08 08:09 PM
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Radar
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Registered: 08/19/01
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Loc: Kansas City, Mo.
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Bitzenburger . I have owned mine for 25 years now ,and I'd say it's the best archery investment I have made .
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#840696 - 07/27/08 08:10 PM
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TheAirMan
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Registered: 06/18/01
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Loc: Moss, Tennessee
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Bitzenburger.
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#840708 - 07/27/08 08:15 PM
Re: Fletching jigs?
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onebuck
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Registered: 09/15/00
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Loc: riceville, tn,usa
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I really like my Jo-Jan Multifletcher. Does a great job when properly set up. It's also one of the best values out there.
There are a bunch of other brands available, from very expensive to very inexpensive single stage ones.
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#840740 - 07/27/08 08:25 PM
Re: Fletching jigs?
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JThuntsalot
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Registered: 06/19/07
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Loc: Mckenzie, Carroll County, TN
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Bitz
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#841001 - 07/28/08 01:03 AM
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JDBinTN
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Registered: 08/21/07
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Loc: SE TENN
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Bitzenberger for me and my uncle had one of those Arizona EZ-Fletch a few years back and liked it pretty well. I'd say the Bitz will be by far the best and well worth the extra money in the long run.
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#841094 - 07/28/08 06:28 AM
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Secret Squirrel
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Registered: 12/01/06
Posts: 1987
Loc: Franklin, TN
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I picked up a Grayling which is a plastic knock off of a Bitzenberger. It cost $30 and a Bitz is about double or more. If you are only going to do a few arrows it does a fantastic job and doesn't cost that much.
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#841506 - 07/28/08 10:56 AM
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Toxophilite Phil
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Registered: 01/24/00
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Loc: Rogersville,Tn USA
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Quality is hard to beat. I am Like Radar. My first Bitzenberger is 24 yrs old. Then I got another half dozen that came out of a archery shop that caught fire and went out of business and they are a good 35 yrs old. I would love to have a dollar for every arrow fletched on these 7 jigs.
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