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Why no pope and young fletchings?

Started by Vroomvroom, March 09, 2023, 05:57:58 AM

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Vroomvroom

Gun, those 6 fletch fluflus?  I have four fletch.  I like them.  Though for squirrels or spruce grouse, in tree limbs over head, they travel too far. I just made some spotters to try. But for stumping or further distances o love those four fletch.  Id  like to try 6
Martin Savannah 55 lbs
St.patricks lake longbow 55 lbs
Roots Gamemaster 49 lbs

McDave

Quote from: Vroomvroom on March 09, 2023, 05:00:08 PM
I didn't know how those feather burners work. Yes, if I could create the wire shape myself that would be fine.   Or like Terry mentioned, cut the last 1/4" off a shield cut.   I'm not concerned with a little louder arrow.  If it's not small game or a moose that won't jump the string at 25-30 yards, it would be a stump.    I ghink their a classic look.

This is a link to a wire for a feather burner that can be bent into any shape you want, including a Pope & Young shape.  Not too many people use feather burners, but those who do seem to like them.  I know they work, from seeing the results of my friend's arrows, but that's about all I can tell you about them.  https://www.3riversarchery.com/replacement-klean-cut-ribbons-for-young-feather-burner.html
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I still use the the Pope & Young cut for kids arrows, they like the extra noise.  Some I made last month:

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The broadhead used, regardless of how sharp, is nowhere as important as being able to place it in the correct spot.

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Vroomvroom

Martin Savannah 55 lbs
St.patricks lake longbow 55 lbs
Roots Gamemaster 49 lbs

Gun

David- Actually 5 fletch. I left one out to clear the side plate better.

I also made one or two w two feathers opposite of the rest for more drag. I must have lost those as I couldn't find them in my junk. I never shot flying birds much. Mostly squirrels and pigeons sitting in old barns w rubber blunts. Back then I was shooting 75# recurves and didn't want to wreck stuff too much   ;)
It's really simple. Just don't take those borderline shots. Tomorrow is another day.

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I got a little chopper with the P&Y profile in one of my trade deals. Made a set of these for my daughter this winter. She loves them, it helps her with her anchor, as she puts it "it tickles my nose when I shoot"  :biglaugh: I have done up a couple dozen shafts for her with this fletch. She has a Black Widow PL longbow 40# at 28" I haven't see. Any performance differences between the shafts fletched with those and a 5" shield when she shoots. But the P&y profile sure looks cool on shafts.  :archer2:


Jason
Too many bows to list, and so many more I want to try!  Keep the wind in your face, and your broadheads sharp.

Vroomvroom

Nice.  I thought that cut was considered a traditional cut where it's rounded on leading end of feather. But I do like those  as well. 
Martin Savannah 55 lbs
St.patricks lake longbow 55 lbs
Roots Gamemaster 49 lbs

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