Bow tuning slick tricks
02-27-2008, 08:08 PM
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Bow tuning slick tricks
i doen't have a bow shop to go to b/c the one near me is an old shop and mostly handles guns now. i love the slick tricks but i can't seem to shoot acurate with them b/c they keep gliding up and the arrow would go high every shot what does that mean. is my rest elevated to high?
02-28-2008, 08:37 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Bow tuning slick tricks
Tuning is a big part of any setup, but be sure your arrow spine, and FOC are ok. Also make sure all your heads spin true, then you can proceed with tuning.
Tricks are more forgiving of a slightly bad tune as long as everything else is good.
Dan
Tricks are more forgiving of a slightly bad tune as long as everything else is good.
Dan
02-28-2008, 09:07 AM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Bow tuning slick tricks
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
Tuning is a big part of any setup, but be sure your arrow spine, and FOC are ok. Also make sure all your heads spin true, then you can proceed with tuning.
Tricks are more forgiving of a slightly bad tune as long as everything else is good.
Dan
Tuning is a big part of any setup, but be sure your arrow spine, and FOC are ok. Also make sure all your heads spin true, then you can proceed with tuning.
Tricks are more forgiving of a slightly bad tune as long as everything else is good.
Dan
this chart might help you too..
02-28-2008, 02:34 PM
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RE: Bow tuning slick tricks
This chart is good, don't get me wrong . . . but it is the last step in a series of tuning tasks. You have to have arrows of the right spine to start with - and you should paper tune the bow with field points before getting into the stuff on this chart.
02-28-2008, 08:15 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Bow tuning slick tricks
ORIGINAL: Roskoe
This chart is good, don't get me wrong . . . but it is the last step in a series of tuning tasks. You have to have arrows of the right spine to start with - and you should paper tune the bow with field points before getting into the stuff on this chart.
This chart is good, don't get me wrong . . . but it is the last step in a series of tuning tasks. You have to have arrows of the right spine to start with - and you should paper tune the bow with field points before getting into the stuff on this chart.
It all starts with the arrow...
Then I move on to paper tuning
then walk back tuning
then broadhead tuning (chart above)
Then feildressing..