arizona e-z fletch

[bm22]

has anyone used the fletching tool that fred eichler advertises on easton bowhunting tv? they look pretty slick. i have thought about trying one , they seem fast and i usually shoot straight helical or slight helical on my blitz. are they adjustable or is it straight or helical only?

[2Blade]

Mine work pretty well. You have to buy seperate jigs for which ever offset you prefer. They also make them for carbon and aluminum arrows.

[bowslinger]

I have two EZ fletches, one straight offset for carbons, and one right helical for aluminums.  The slots are a little too narrow for feathers imho, though mine are a little older.  Liked mine for vanes, just not for feathers.  They are fast, but I have had trouble with bottom of feather sliding to side.  I prefer a Bitzenburger for feathers.

[John3]

I've used a EZ fletch for twenty years.  Never any issues.

Buy either right or left helical and match your "wing" choice to it..

John III

[Charlie Lamb]

Considering that you already have a Blitzingburgler there shouldn't be a need for Anything else unless you have spelling issues with your old one.
Oops! I see I misspelled BITZENBERGER. I should know there ain't no "L" in BITZENBERGER.
   

[kbetts]

I've got two rt wing I've wanted to sell.  I switched to a Jo Jan.  They are for aluminum, but I have used them on FMJ's.

Whoever said the openings are too narrow for feathers was right. I had some a while back and filed out the slits so they worked better. I know the ability to fletch three at once sounds good, but really you get better results from a more standard fletching jig, which is adjustable. I am currently really liking the new BearPaw jig. Best I've used, better than the Bitz IMHO.....

[Smallwood]

I think Mudd has one for sale in the classifieds.

[mo bo hunter]

I bought one at a yard sale two years ago for five dollars, it needed a top cap which i bought at the local archery shop for two dollars and i am very happy with it seems to work good for me