ez fletch replacement arms

lucky strike · Post by **lucky strike** » Wed Dec 06, 2006 11:42 am

i have been using the origional ez fletch for many years now -i inquired to find out if the 4degree arms would fit the tool -i got a no answer-but looking at the pictures nothing looks any different- do any of you fellas know differently?-is the new ez fletch pro any different than the origional??
thanks jp

GaryL · Post by **GaryL** » Wed Dec 06, 2006 12:57 pm

I have six and checked the newest with the oldest and see no difference. However it don't state what they are (Pro) have changed the arms on one.

The older models might be of different color, mine are two green arms one tan. Carbon model is blue.

ComfyBear · Post by **ComfyBear** » Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:15 pm

I have two Arizona EZ Fletchers. The first is a RW helical which I think fletches up to a 8 degree offset. The other has a 4 degree offset. However, the biggest difference is the material used to make them. The first is made from a "solid" black material. The second, from a thinner, lighter plastic like material, and the arms are hollow.

Also on the 4 degree Pro, both the cap and the arms are different from the RW model, the cap has ridges which fit into grooves cut into the arms, so that the cap can't be pushed down to hard, and cause the glue to overflow.

ComfyBear · Post by **ComfyBear** » Wed Dec 06, 2006 3:16 pm

deleted..... double post

GaryL · Post by **GaryL** » Wed Dec 06, 2006 4:29 pm

ComfyBear wrote:I have two Arizona EZ Fletchers. The first is a RW helical which I think fletches up to a 8 degree offset. The other has a 4 degree offset. However, the biggest difference is the material used to make them. The first is made from a "solid" black material. The second, from a thinner, lighter plastic like material, and the arms are hollow.

Also on the 4 degree Pro, both the cap and the arms are different from the RW model, the cap has ridges which fit into grooves cut into the arms, so that the cap can't be pushed down to hard, and cause the glue to overflow.

If I recall correct the older models were black ....