Warbow Arrow Fletcher's in the US -- myArmoury.com

Ryan Hobbs · Posted: Sun 04 Mar, 2018 7:34 am Post subject: Warbow Arrow Fletcher's in the US

Howdy!

I got a 110lb longbow for Christmas, and haven't been able to find very many historically accurate war arrow fletchers here in the US. So far Razor Stone Archery on Etsy is the only one I've been able to find, and while he make fine arrows, I was wondering if y'all knew of any other fletchers in the US making arrows for English warbows.

Joseph Montemarano · Posted: Sun 04 Mar, 2018 5:18 pm Post subject:

You could try Bill Darr at whipperwil archery. He makes bows and arrows and his stuff is great. He has a web site at whipperwilarchery.com and a facebook presence as well. Really knowledgeable about historic archery and a nice guy to boot. Used to chat with him at his booth at numerous northeast renfaires.

Hamish C · Posted: Mon 05 Mar, 2018 12:09 am Post subject:

Primitive Archer.com web forum would be a good bet. I just posted the question there for you, in the Arrow section.

Ryan Hobbs · Posted: Wed 07 Mar, 2018 4:42 pm Post subject:

Awesome, thank y'all for the help, I really appreciate it! One can never have too many arrows!
Also, I'll be checking in on that post on primitive Archer, thanks!

Jean-Carle Hudon · Posted: Thu 08 Mar, 2018 6:59 am Post subject: Georgia

A great local ressource for you would be Jaap Koppedrayer.. His specialty is more in the field of asian and horsebows, but he did make all types of arrows for reenactment archery events.