I cant because it opens the sight picture and allows me to keep the arrow on the shelf/rest. It also helps me shoot from the blind!
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Originally posted by Lafitte23 View PostIf canting while tuning, do you read fletched vs bare shaft the same way? Put another way....if I shoot vertical and my bare shaft shows weak spine (hitting right) would the same shot canted hit right on the same horizontal plane or would it hit low right?
My answer - Low right.
Looks like I disagree with some others.
Probably nothing new about that.
My take on it - Your bare shaft tuning should always be taken into consideration of a 90 degree angle to the string, and strike plate, so yes - if you cant the bow the perspective changes.
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Originally posted by RickBarbee View PostGood question.
My answer - Low right.
Looks like I disagree with some others.
Probably nothing new about that.
My take on it - Your bare shaft tuning should always be taken into consideration of a 90 degree angle to the string, and strike plate, so yes - if you cant the bow the perspective changes.
That's the way I see it as well (in my mind). Doesn't the flexing of the shaft (paradox ?) directly corrolate to the angle of the string/riser wall for finger shooters?
PS. Javi, I'm really close to having my arrows rigged correctly. They are currently at about 28.25 " with a 175 head. Does this sound about right (#45@ 28" drawing about 26")? Thanks again for all the help.
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It takes some "see what works best" practice and shooting.
For me.....canting puts the arrow under my shooting eye, So left and right hit are marginal. My left eye is going bad so I'm constantly having to make sure I'm not overcompensating for it.
But then again I shoot with the bow flat while laying on the ground.
It just takes practice to see what works for you. Shooting bow straight up and down for me will not work.
Same with split finger or three under.. see what works better for you.
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