I finished my arrows yesterday evening. As always, a big shout out to my painter, wife, and best friend, Leah Haverstick. It's always fun doing a project with her!

This is a lengthy process for us. I started out with some bare mahogany shafts that I got from the best guy in the business, Kevin Forrester. I put the point and nock tapers on them and then flame crested the shafts with some brass templates and a butane torch. After that, I stained the shafts, let them dry, and then turned them over to Leah. She did her magic with paint, markers, and imagination and then I sealed them with several coats of polyurethane. In the home stretch now, I glued the nocks on and then fletched the shafts. Lastly, I glued on the points. All that's left to do now is see how they shoot out of my new longbow. The average arrow weight is 732.9 grains with 190 grain Meatheads and field points. I like a heavy arrow!

Go Team Haverstick!

Darren

Love the artwork. Any Deer would be proud to be shot with one of those arrows.

Great looking arrows!

They look great Darren. I am with you I like heavy arrows.
Jack

I always enjoy seeing your arrows.  Very cool! Thanks for sharing and I hope you get some blood on them.

Really nice!
I'm color blind, but they seem to gravitate from dark/point to light/ feathers, like a firework!
Now for splash of red!
Good shooting to ya!

Those are simply awesome!!! Kudos to you and your wife, you both have done a great job!!!


Jason

I love them great job , labor of love

YOU TWO MAKE A SUPER PAIR








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You two make a super pair ! Arrows are beauties.

Thanks, all!

I missed you at the  Rendezvous, Bill! I hope you and yours are doing well.

Darren

Those look great..

Those are the most beautiful arrows I've seen.

Super job, Darren! Now go do some red highlights.

Very nice artwork right there. 

Incredible looking arrows! Each one is a work of art.