Shrink wrap fleching?
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I have seen it demonstrated at the local Cabelas but know of nobody that uses it...yet. If fletching an arrow were really hard then I could see the need for it. Maybe if you were in a remote location without fletching tools....
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i would like to see arrow shafts that have 3 small grooves or tracks on them that you slide the fletching in and the nock locks the fletch in. no fuss no glue. for me its a pain fletching arrows with all the prep work and dry time. not my favorite thing to do.
#6
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: SW Oklahoma
Posts: 13
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I tried them and they work great for either field points or I would guess mechanical broadheads but they stunk for my stingers. The fletching is straight and it dried too fast for me to put a twist to it (like I was told I could do). With the straight fletching it didn't stabilize the arrows for the stinger broadheads.