Adjective:

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fletching's Usage Examples:

had fletching (stabilizing fins), while the other 12 were unfinished and untipped.

Arrowsmith or Arrowsmiths may refer to: A person who makes arrows (see fletching and bowyer) Arrowsmith (novel), by Sinclair Lewis Arrowsmith (film), 1931.

They can be distinguished from javelins by the presence of fletching (feathers on the tail) and a shaft that is.

on a horse index fletching (equipment) – A differently-colored fletch that indicates proper arrow alignment (a.

Whether helical or straight fletched, when natural fletching (bird feathers).

cock fletching) judo point (equipment) –.

[citation needed] As a noun, "fletching" refers collectively to the fins or vanes, each of which individually is known as a fletch.

fletchings usually make each fletching from two feathers knit together.

Some energy may also be recovered by the fletching as the projectile "fishtails" through the air.

arrow, but thrown with a lanyard, retained via a small notch close to the fletching.

formula for determining the length of fletching needed — generally the longer the shaft is, the longer the fletching need to be, and vice versa.

The front fletching is often camouflaged, and the rear fletching bright so that the archer.

forearm against injury by accidental whipping from the bowstring or the fletching of the arrow while shooting, and also prevents loose sleeve from catching.