I know you guys are generally hardcore about basic archery when it comes to recurves and longbows.
However, I'm not in the position to have a workshop of my own and all of the gear to tinker with to make things with gear like fletching jigs.
So, I started using QuickFletch after last season because I am so far away from where I can go to a proshop or sporting goods shop selling gear for traditional archery.
It's easy to repair messed up arrows with a shrinkwrapping fletching like QuickFletch and it's pretty accurate.
However, you'd need to have an arrow rest instead of shooting off the shelf. I use a cheapo Martin Jaguar right now until I can afford to set myself up with proper arrows and a nice couple of wooden bows that aren't vintage (I have a couple of old bows from Pearson).
I'm just wondering if you guys have tried the stuff out and if you like it. I've found it to keep tight groupings, better than the 4'' silicon vanes.
Here is the sort of grouping I get at 20 yards. I've been practicing just about every day for a few minutes when the heat cools off outside.
I'm getting REALLY psyched for our early archery season this year on Sept. 15. I just hope we start getting rain so the bucks will come out of the river.