[dgnle]

I am looking into purchasing a used Bitzenburger. I have found one identified as an "older model", called Perfection Magic Fletchmaster. My intent is to fletch straight with a 2° offset only. Would I be limiting myself with the older jig or would a more modern Dial-O-Fletch be better? I'm not sure of the functional differences between the old and new version Bitz and any idvice would be appreciated.
Thanks.

 

[ewsIII]

I have the new modeland wouldn't trade it for anything. It is simple to use and does a high quality job.


ews5743

 

[Darrel]

I don't know anything about the older Bitz, but I have the Dial-O-Fletch and it's the best jig on the market.

Darrel

 

[HCAman]

ews5743 I have the new modeland wouldn't trade it for anything. It is simple to use and does a high quality job.

Ditto

 

[dgnle]

Thanks guys... I wonder if the old Bitz only does 3 vanes, where the dial-o-fletch can do 3 or 4??

 

[Top Cat]

Why not give em a call and find out right from the horses mouth as they say

Bitzenburger Machine & Tool, Inc.
13060 Lawson Road
Grand Ledge, MI 48837
Phone:888-724-5697
Fax:517-627-8433

 

[dgnle]

Then I wouldn't have anything to chit chat with you fine gents

But, good idea...Thanks for the number Tim.

Dave

 

[BLR]

Buy a new one well worth the money and they last forever

 

[dennykyser]

I agree, buy a new one, the customer service is worth whatever the diferance is in price. You will eventually need parts and the dial a fletch is outstanding and will last your grandkids a lifetime

 

[Snake Braid]

Just bought a new one yesterday and was discussing the older style with my local pro shop.What he told me was that the older jigs don't have a wide enough "jaw" for the larger diameter arrows to rest in.

 

[dgnle]

Thanks for the input...I'm going to buy the new style, Dial-O-Fletch.

 

[dennykyser]

Thanks for the input...I'm going to buy the new style, Dial-O-Fletch.

You wont be sorry.