I've been working on tuning my bow. I striped the fletchings off of one arrow and have been shooting it through paper. I for the life of me can't get it to shoot a bullet hole. I eliminated the right/left tears, but it still tearing about an inch high. (tail higher than tip). I've moved the rest high and low, and neither way seems to diminish the tear. I figured that was just the way it was going to be and I put my broadheads on. (I'm trying Muzzy 3-blade 100's and Thunderhead 100's) Both of these heads hitting low. (about 4 inches). I am predicting that the b-heads hitting low has something to do with the high tear. Am I correct? Do you guys know of anything that I could try to eliminate the tear or just so the b-heads are hitting dead on? I've thought about shooting b-heads and moving the rest to make them hit on, but I'm not sure that is the best option. Should I try it, or is there something else I can try. Thanks in advance.
Steven

I maybe wrong here as never shot bare shafts. But as I believe, you paper tune with fletched arrows and shoot bare shafts at 20 yds. at a target for groups,not paper.

Correct. You don't paper tune with a bare shaft.

If when shooting your broadheads your hitting low its obviously just a simple adjustment with the sight ..you always chase the arrow ..however if your arrow is kicking tail high and your adjusted your rest it might be you need to reset your knock on your string .... but sure sounds like a rest problem to me.

DD

DD...my sight is already sighted correctly for my fieldpoints. I need to get my bow tuned properly so my broadheads will hit where my fieldpoints hit.

Ok guys, appearently I was going about this whole tuning thing wrong. So how do I paper tune? Do I shoot fletched arrows through paper until there is just a center hole w/ 3 lines for the vanes?

308 it appears you must be fairly new to bow hunting so if I were you I would visit my local pro shop and have you bow tuned properly...if you listen to everyone on here including me you will most likely get ALL screwed up ...you need to have it shooting to the best of the bows capability ... the animal deserves that ...

DD

http://www.eastonarchery.com/products/default.asp#shaftSizeSelectors

click on top , Downloads) and get their tuningguide.

This link should bepasted on top as it is given out so much.

Fairly new.....not so much
Severe case of the brain farts......BIG TIME

Well guys, my bow is all tuned up now. I'm not sure what I was thinking, but once I remembered how you were supposed to tune (thanks for the tips) I got it all tuned up in just under a half hour.


Bare shaft tuning

Broadheads at 35 yds. (2 Thunderheads, and 2 Muzzys)

WOW 308 ....come on over here and tune MINE up now ...looking good now buddy !!

DD