I currently shoot Easton Hexx's which are a 6mm arrows (330 spine) and have an outside diameter of .280 inches. Will be switching to Day Six (300 spine) which is a 4mm arrow have an outside diameter of 0.253. Will that difference cause a tuning issue? If so, would I need to just move the sight up just a touch or change the nock point as well?
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The arrow tip is gonna be a tad lower. Shoot paper first. Might have to bump your rest up a micro bit, if paper says so. -
Ignore the original arrow and tune the bow to the new arrow. You may have to move the rest and the nocking point to get the arrow passing through the Berger hole in the right spot for your bow. The bigger issue is the spine, more so than diameter. The paper will be a good start point then.
Sight in as normal.
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