Arrow Fletcher or New Arrows

[Woodsman4God]

Hey guys I am about to run into some Birthday money and one of the investments I am going to make is either a fletching jig or a dozen new arrows, I like the arrows I have but they are a bit heavier than I wanted but will do the job with a change of the fletching or I can get closer to what I wanted and have them pre fletched with the helical I wanted in the first place. What do you guys do?

[a-j calls]

Buy the fletcher, fix what you have...if you just buy new arrows, your going to have to eventually fix them as well, cheaper to buy vanes than arrows.

[lightsoutcalls]

I bought the Bohning Blazer jig last year and fletched my first dozen arrows.  I chose the 2.1" fusion duravanes.  I get good results from them and getting ready to switch back to Easton Axis arrows.  I just ordered some Fusion Zeon vanes to use for the new arrows.  It takes me 10-15 minutes per arrow if I am putting vanes on while watching TV.

It's handy to be able to replace your own vanes if you need to.  Saves money in the long run from having a pro-shop do it.

[maineguide]

The Arizona (SP) easy fletch is a good investment. Very easy to use and fast. I have done new and very used arrows.