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Old 02-11-2008, 03:28 PM   #1
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Default paper tuning..tuning

i know paper tuning will usually get you close and be a starting point and can be an indicator of stiff or weak spine etc...then take it from there onto a walk back, BH tuning, or bareshaft tuning to fine tune things...

am i wrong in thinking that a paper tune is about useless if you have very poor form/grip/torque terribly etc??? i know for a while, i torqued as soon as i released the arrow, but 99% of the time it was before the arrow left the string...no way on earth i could shoot a bullet hole unless my tune was that much outta whack...so id think you could have a perfectly tuned bow NOT shoot bullet holes because of poor form etc...right?

what about the other tuning methods?? after im paper tuned, i usually go on to a walk back or straight to a big fixed broadhead to tune. i dont know everything there is to know about anything, let alone archery...but i found once i get a big, long fixed broadhead to shoot with fieldpoints, it seems things are really in tune....long range groups shrink and hit where i send them. seems if i can get my BHs to shoot where i want at 30-40yds, my tune is where it needs to be...

but, say you still have poor form or torque or whatever...will that show up in the other tuning methods like it will a paper tune?? just bored and pondering...dont even know why im thinking about bow tune right now lol...
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Old 02-11-2008, 04:17 PM   #2
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Default RE: paper tuning..tuning

Your assumptions are correct except for one thing,the paper isn't useless if you have poor form or grip,it can help you correct that problem and achieve a consistant grip that isn't torquing it.
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Old 02-11-2008, 05:53 PM   #3
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but, to correct poor form with paper tuning, your bow has to be shooting bullet holes FIRST...then you can shoot the paper and say "HEY! my bow shoots bullet holes...i got a weird tear..i must be torquing.."

im gettin this stuff....slowly but surely
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You also have to be getting a consistant tear when shooting so when the tear isn't consistant,bam,you know there is a problem.Plus,it isn't hard to get a bow setup so that it SHOULD get a good tear.Plus,there are plenty of people that don't torque the bow to help in that area.
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