RE: Do Finger shooters paper tune?
I mean shooting the bare shaft to see how it flies. If a bare shaft is leaving the bow crooked, you don't need paper to see it. Make adjustments to get the arrow leaving the bow straight and sticking into the target straight. I like to start bareshaft tuning at 10 yards, then back up to 20. No reason to go further than that.
You can bend the snot out of thin walled aluminum arrows doing this, so I wouldn't recommend bare shafting 2213's, 2512's and stuff like that. Carbons are no problem.
Then, when you've got the bare shafts flying straight at 20 yards, shoot groups with 3 bare shafts and 3 fletched shafts, and making SMALL adjustments to get the two groups impacting on target fairly close to each other. Especially in the vertical axis. They don't need to impact exactly the same horizontally, because once you add fletching, you've changed several things, like FOC, weight, and dynamic spine. A fletched arrow will act stiffer in spine than a bare shaft will.
One other thing, don't ever try to bare shaft tune with broadheads.
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