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#2
Probably.
the best thing to do is get arrows cut to your exact fit. then measure them, that way, the next time you order arrows you can tell them the measurements from ___ to ___.
My shop goes by end of arrow nock to shaft.
the best thing to do is get arrows cut to your exact fit. then measure them, that way, the next time you order arrows you can tell them the measurements from ___ to ___.
My shop goes by end of arrow nock to shaft.
#4
ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods
the proper way is to measure from the throat of the nock to the end of the shaft. And that is what I always use.
the proper way is to measure from the throat of the nock to the end of the shaft. And that is what I always use.
If anyone uses OnTarget2 software be aware that the arrow length used in the software is the shaft length only and does not include the nock.
My arrows are measured by shaft length only.
#6
ORIGINAL: Ausie-guy
Mine too and I cut an equal amount from BOTH ends of the shaft.
My arrows are measured by shaft length only.
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