hunting arrows
06-25-2008 | 11:34 AM
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hunting arrows
i have been shooting my hunting arrows with my broadheads (with practice blades of course) and most of my arrows are flying good, but my one arrow past 25 yards shoot to the left about 2-3 inches to the left, should i be worried, about have it in my quiver this season or not. sorry if this sounds like a stupid question but i was just wondering what you guys thought.
06-25-2008 | 11:40 AM
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RE: hunting arrows
If you have one single arrow this is shooting 2-3 inches left every time, I think I would take care of that problem. I sure whould not want it in my quiver knowing that the arrow is not going to hit exactly where I want it to hit. Are you sure it is the same arrow every time? Try numbering your arrows and see for sure if it is the same arrow. If it is, there are a couple of things you can do. You can try turning your nock, I don't know why, but this will some times cure a flier. Check and make sure the broad is tuned to that arrow, blades lining up with the fletchings, good spin. Try a different broadhead in that arrow, see if that makes a difference. Or do what I would do, scrap that arrow. Good luck, I hope you get it figured out.
06-25-2008 | 11:41 AM
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From: Where the big deer are from, seminole county FL
RE: hunting arrows
thanks, i will try and do those things you said. Edit yes it is the same arrow i do have it numberd, i would just scrap it but i am poor
so i guess i will try and fix it.
so i guess i will try and fix it.
06-25-2008 | 12:21 PM
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RE: hunting arrows
If you have one single arrow this is shooting 2-3 inches left every time, I think I would take care of that problem. I sure whould not want it in my quiver knowing that the arrow is not going to hit exactly where I want it to hit. Are you sure it is the same arrow every time? Try numbering your arrows and see for sure if it is the same arrow. If it is, there are a couple of things you can do. You can try turning your nock, I don't know why, but this will some times cure a flier. Check and make sure the broad is tuned to that arrow, blades lining up with the fletchings, good spin. Try a different broadhead in that arrow, see if that makes a difference. Or do what I would do, scrap that arrow. Good luck, I hope you get it figured out.
06-25-2008 | 12:48 PM
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From: Where the big deer are from, seminole county FL
RE: hunting arrows
i was trying some of my other arrows to see if the broadhead would line up andi found one, but i cant shoot right now cause we are getting storms but thanks for all the help.
06-25-2008 | 01:49 PM
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RE: hunting arrows
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If you have one single arrow this is shooting 2-3 inches left every time, I think I would take care of that problem. I sure whould not want it in my quiver knowing that the arrow is not going to hit exactly where I want it to hit. Are you sure it is the same arrow every time? Try numbering your arrows and see for sure if it is the same arrow. If it is, there are a couple of things you can do. You can try turning your nock, I don't know why, but this will some times cure a flier. Check and make sure the broad is tuned to that arrow, blades lining up with the fletchings, good spin. Try a different broadhead in that arrow, see if that makes a difference. Or do what I would do, scrap that arrow. Good luck, I hope you get it figured out.
If you have one single arrow this is shooting 2-3 inches left every time, I think I would take care of that problem. I sure whould not want it in my quiver knowing that the arrow is not going to hit exactly where I want it to hit. Are you sure it is the same arrow every time? Try numbering your arrows and see for sure if it is the same arrow. If it is, there are a couple of things you can do. You can try turning your nock, I don't know why, but this will some times cure a flier. Check and make sure the broad is tuned to that arrow, blades lining up with the fletchings, good spin. Try a different broadhead in that arrow, see if that makes a difference. Or do what I would do, scrap that arrow. Good luck, I hope you get it figured out.
Also your braodhead could be bent slighty. If you put that broadhead on one of your other arrows does it now hit off center? But as kickin said a spin test will tell you a lot if performed correctly.....
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