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Question Posted Wednesday March 14 2007, 4:41 pm

if the fletching on my arrow is ripped by the shaft of my arrow will it make a difference?

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jediforhire answered Thursday March 15 2007, 10:36 pm:
If the fletching is ripping off of the shaft then I would go ahead and replace it. If you are comfortable with glueing it back on then thats ok as well.
Do remember that if ever you feel like something is unsafe, then dont do it.
But have fun! I find archery very claming.

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