Been seeing a lot of videos on bare shaft tuning... is this something new? I’m familiar with the paper tuning method.. but how many people bare shaft tune? My bow shoots great out to 60 with fletchings, but shot 3 bare shafts at 20 and all hit knock up and to the left... Should I change my whole set up and start tuning??
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If your POI is left, that means you are slight nock right. You correct a nock right by moving the rest to the left. Do this with very small adjustments. It does not take much!!
Once your have straight flight, THEN fix up or down. If you are nock up or POI down, you need to move your rest slightly up.
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Originally posted by Sleepy View PostIf your POI is left, that means you are slight nock right. You correct a nock right by moving the rest to the left. Do this with very small adjustments. It does not take much!!
Once your have straight flight, THEN fix up or down. If you are nock up or POI down, you need to move your rest slightly up.
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Originally posted by JB_Archery View PostI lean more towards broadhead tuning... now paper tuning and bare shaft tuning help get the process started.
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Originally posted by JB_Archery View PostI lean more towards broadhead tuning... now paper tuning and bare shaft tuning help get the process started.
Shooting broadheads the bow shot same POI as the field points at 30, which is about my furthest shot and I was pleased with. I haven’t shot the broadheads past that point. Just out of curiosity I wanted to see how the bare shafts flew, it was then I noticed the dilemma.
My question is now.. do I continue to seek the perfect bare shaft flight, or do I stick with what I have and continue to shoot as is??
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Originally posted by TexasRough1256 View PostShooting broadheads the bow shot same POI as the field points at 30, which is about my furthest shot and I was pleased with. I haven’t shot the broadheads past that point. Just out of curiosity I wanted to see how the bare shafts flew, it was then I noticed the dilemma.
My question is now.. do I continue to seek the perfect bare shaft flight, or do I stick with what I have and continue to shoot as is??
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Originally posted by bboswell View Postif fixed blade heads fly and group with field points out to 30 yards you are good, I wouldn't mess with a thing!
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