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| From: WV Mountaineer
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| Date: 23-Jul-13 |
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I wanna be, I wanna be, I wanna be, like JIMMY!
Good stuff bro. God BLess
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| From: Harleywriter
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| Date: 23-Jul-13 |
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Yes. Another JBlackmon video and a good one.
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| From: taxyman
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| Date: 23-Jul-13 |
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Nice video Jimmy...thanks for sharing!
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| From: JohnBoy
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| Date: 23-Jul-13 |
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Great video...I'll be getting my first dozen wood shafts (not hardware store dowels) next month. 12 Douglas Fir shafts from Allegheny Mountain...and the price is great!
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| From: J-archer
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| Date: 24-Jul-13 |
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Thanks for making this video. I like the idea of a screw in point for wood arrows. What kind of wood will make the lightest arrow and keep straight after shooting? I need an arrow between 9-10 grains per lb for my 43# longbow.
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| From: Jimmy Blackmon
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| Date: 24-Jul-13 |
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Sitka is pretty light, but you can get Cedar to remain that heavy if you don't cut them down. Full length gives more weight.
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