RE: Anyone ever have this problem with Maxima arrows?
I always put dots on the flights like marking cards in poker. Each arrow has certain unique charictoristics in flight which stand out from the rest of your arrows. When one consistantly stands out as different from the others I pull it aside and test it. First, and simplest, put the broadhead or field tip in theflat of your hand balancing upwards and spin itwith your fingers. Watch for a wauble in theshaft of the arrow. It may take some practice to see the difference but it will become VERY obvious. Anywauble is bad. Let me say that again.Any wauble is bad! A balanced arrow is the most IMPORTANT thing you can do for an accurate shot....PERIOD! Change the flights and see if this works. Extend the flights and see if this works. Change the tips from another arrow and see if this works. If it does not work, THROW THAT ARROW AWAY! No manufactured arrows are perfect. Shoot only the good ones.