JO JAN JIG
#2
RE: JO JAN JIG
Yep,go to their web site,or Keystone,Bass Pro,etc has them,the insert
for the crossbow arrows is 12.00 but I saw a post on another web
site where you could take old time pencil erasers and notch them and
it works slicker then wow!I have used this ol JoJann for a lot of years
and still does the job.A little hint take wax and rub it along the edge
of the clamp,and that way the glue will not stick to it,good luck!
for the crossbow arrows is 12.00 but I saw a post on another web
site where you could take old time pencil erasers and notch them and
it works slicker then wow!I have used this ol JoJann for a lot of years
and still does the job.A little hint take wax and rub it along the edge
of the clamp,and that way the glue will not stick to it,good luck!
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: arkansas
Posts: 3,147
RE: JO JAN JIG
ORIGINAL: shewe
that's interesting coyote, if you can recall the post please link it. ty.
that's interesting coyote, if you can recall the post please link it. ty.
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: JO JAN JIG
shewe: if you are asking about the pencil eraser, itwas on xbow forum on AT about 6 months ago. Just a slip on eraser for a pencil w/ a notch cut into the chisel end length ways.
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: JO JAN JIG
I fletched up a half dozen bolts this evening using the eraser trick. Worked fairly well, but the reciever aperture just isn't big enough to get the eraser deep enough into my Bitz. Better than trying to work by eyeball though, which was what I was doing before.
I need to dig out my old BPE jig and see if it'd be a better fit. Thanks for the tip, guys!
I need to dig out my old BPE jig and see if it'd be a better fit. Thanks for the tip, guys!
#8
Typical Buck
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: n.e. pennsylvania
Posts: 645
RE: JO JAN JIG
ah....i finally broke down and bought the crossbow bolt adapter for my bitz but i don't like it. tough to get the same distance from the end of the arrow to be consistant on all arrows. i think i'll go back to using an arrow nock that i can push inside each arrow to index it. so all fletching is the same distance from the end of the arrow.