Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Traditional Firearms => Traditional Archery => Topic started by: RobD on April 15, 2021, 09:55:25 AM
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Nothing fancy, just some knock-about hunting-roving shafts. 11/32" Surewood fir, 55-60# spine, 28-1/4" length, Tru-Flight turk LW feathers, CA glue to adhere the nock inserts that were slotted with a Nifty Nocker, two thin coats of wipe-on polyU, Bohning tape and CA for fletching, 362 grains average weight with no point. "Cresting" accomplished with a v/s electric drill, a "V" block, and Sharpie pens.
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Very cool, Rob! I've never seen self nocks made that way before. Interesting.
Darren
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My bows may have 'glass backing and facing, but my arrows are all wood, metal, and turk or goose feathers - no plastic there. :)
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Wow, that is slick! I had to do a search for the Nifty Nocker; kind of spendy but sure worth it if a person makes a lot of arrows! Thanks for posting something new for me to learn about!
:hairy
~Kees~
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Best price I've found for the Nifty Nocker is at Kustom King ...
https://kustomkingarchery.com/collections/arrow-building-tools/products/bearpaw-self-nocker
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This website has way to many "WOW! I wanna try that!"s for my own good!
It's easy to see how this method has many benefits. Dang, they sure look good!
:yessir:
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Them's some dandy arrows! :applaud :hairy
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Best of all is the side "stealth" quiver I built years ago. It's the perfect quiver for me, for hunting, roving, or 3-D shoots. All the benefits of a back quiver, with better moving in and around thickets and bushes without arrows hanging up on the flora, no "flagging" of the arrow retrieval hand motion as with a back quiver, silent moving as the string hand/arm can cradle the quiver and arrows, holds as many or few arrows as need be, a foam insert is added for broadheads.
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Ok . I like that guiver. Seen lots of variations.
I've been wanting get my arrows off the bow but just can't find anything more convenient than a 4 arrow bow mounted quiver from EFA.
How does it ride with a back pack.
Kevin
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For the very most part, it's a side quiver, so nothing to get in the way of any size backpack.
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