So I ended up with a dozen Blue Jacket carbon arrows, and needed nocks for them.
Which turned out to be a bit of a problem. The arrows are 230s, which means they are .23″ in diameter. That’s not a size anyone makes parts for anymore since Blue Jackets have been out of production for many years now.
So after multiple failed attempts to check at archery stores I rustled up nocks that normally go on kites at Goodwinds. As it turns out they fit perfectly.
Goodwinds also deserves a nod for their reduction of their shipping costs since they’re only an hour away from me by car, and their good attitude with my over the phone while I ask about archery uses for kite parts.
On to fletching.
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July 22nd, 2011 at 1:04 am
Can you use crow feathers? That would be completely badass.
July 27th, 2011 at 1:44 am
If you mean black fletching that can be purchased.
At the moment we’re using bright colors since black or dark colors are hell to find in the undergrowth.