Arrow Making and Fletching for Longbows: A Simple, Illustrated Guide by George E Birch

Author:George E Birch [Birch, George E]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Individual Sports, Archery, Miscellaneous, One Hour (33-43 Pages), Equipment & Supplies, Sports & Outdoors
Amazon: B00BMQU3QM
Publisher: Dragoncity Publishing
Published: 2013-02-27T05:00:00+00:00

Adding Nocks

Once you have added the point, you can move on to the nock. Measure the length of arrow you need. You can do this by measuring any arrows you already own, and working out what you need from there.

Arrows are usually measured from the end of the point where it's joined in the arrow, not the tip, up to the 'throat' (string hole) of the nock. So for me, that's a 28" long arrow.

Mark off the end of the arrow with pencil, or something you can see. Whatever length you choose, make sure it is consistent for all the arrows you make in the set.

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