Handful of new Turkey arrows for 68# Osage

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Here are some I finished up the other day. I was having trouble getting anything to fly good out of a 68# Osage and bradsmith told me to try 70-75# spine. His advice was well received!

Poplar
23/64 diameter - parallel
70-75# spine
28.5" long
Self nocks wrapped w/ artificial sinew
125 gr field points and 125gr broad heads
5" parabolic two-fletch - right helical
Heated beeswax finish

The green/white ones are for practice and the brown/black are for turkeys. I've found that doing a two-fletch with a fletching jig can be kinda finicky if your arrows aren't tuned right; but when you get it right they fly so good.

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Couple more.

[Aaron H]

You're really putting that jig to work, nice arras

[Knoll]

Good looking ammo. Congrats!

[JW_Halverson]

Here's looking forward to some photos of shishkabobs...I mean shishka-Toms!

[bradsmith2010]

those look great,, glad they shooting good for you,, hope you get a chance to try them out,,

[Trapper Rob]

They look good.

[lebhuntfish]

Nice ammunition!

Patrick

[Lumberman]

Chachang looking good, so you like the two fletch, hadn't considered trying that. Do you heat straighten your dowels? I guess it's probably been kiln dried already though

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Lumber man, they're already kiln dried so minor and periodic hand straightening is all they need. If you're gonna do the two fletch, try to get your arrows pretty close to a good bare shaft tune. Two feathers aren't enough to steer out an overly weak or strong shaft.