How do these before and after paper tears look?
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awesome, now walk back tune and your good to go.. Good luck -
Looks good to meComment
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Bullit holes!Comment
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Nice however. Shoot some broadheads. My bow shot bullet holes and I could not hit the target from 20 yards with broadheads.Comment
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New guy question, what do y'all mean by making the bow shoot bullets holes?
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When your bow is tuned correctly and you shoot your arrow through paper, you have a perfect round (bullet) hole. If it is not a bullet hole, and there are tears left, right, up, down, ect, your bow is not tuned to your arrow. The tears in the paper indicate your arrow has a kick once in flight instead of flying straight.Originally posted by TallTexan View PostComment
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When tail end of arrow goes through same hole the point made it is refered to as a bullet hole.Originally posted by TallTexan View Post
Easy to tell the front and back, (point from nock), if the shot leaves a substantial tear.
Botton pic depicts a bullet hole
, top pic indicates a nock high tear
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On the last picture th e2 on the left look good so the one on the right I'm guessing was just you. I think your on.Comment
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dumb questions..
what do u put behind it? target?
how far do you shoot from the paper? Can you use poster boards?Comment
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got a bag target 3ft or so behind the paper. shoot from 5ft. away. poster boards i would think would be too thick and not allow a fair tear done by the vanes making it harder to get a good reading on what the arrow is doingOriginally posted by berto View PostComment
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Poster board is too thick and walk back tuning is superior to paper tuning.Comment
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craft paper is good, comes in a roll, do a search for paper tuning, I made a paper tuning rack out of pvc to hold the craft paper. Easton arrow has downloadable info on all archery tuning stuffComment
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what is wallback tuning?Comment
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Thanks for the info, I'll have to look into that.
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