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Question for the Mechanical BH guys.
With about 1 out of 3 on this site using mechanicals according to the recent thread on who uses mechanicals and who uses fixed blades I got to thinking (ut oh!). Then I read the post:
Did some bh testing today! drockw After looking at the pictures of how well the Rage 2 blade grouped with drockw's FP's and how badly the fixed blade Muzzy grouped I was wondering how many folks out there BH tune with fixed blades before they shoot their mechanicals. Wouldn't that be the best idea to get the most efficiency out of our setups? or can we go with the "shoots just like my field points rhetoric of the TV commercials". Dan |
Originally Posted by mfd1027
(Post 3440792)
With about 1 out of 3 on this site using mechanicals according to the recent thread on who uses mechanicals and who uses fixed blades I got to thinking (ut oh!). Then I read the post:
Did some bh testing today! drockw After looking at the pictures of how well the Rage 2 blade grouped with drockw's FP's and how badly the fixed blade Muzzy grouped I was wondering how many folks out there BH tune with fixed blades before they shoot their mechanicals. Wouldn't that be the best idea to get the most efficiency out of our setups? or can we go with the "shoots just like my field points rhetoric of the TV commercials". Dan Exactly, too many people use mechanicals as a band aid to faulty, untuned or unmatched equipment. Everyone should tune their bows to the best of it's ability and then if they choose to use mechanical heads, so be it. |
Rob, I know you're a Rocky Mtn. Snyper (the original slipcam) fan so what you do is shoot a fixed head to BH tune and then shoot the Snyper's hunting? May I ask what fixed head you shoot during your BH tuning process?
Dan |
I'm gonna shoot Slick Tricks for tuning purposes then switch back to Rages for hunting.
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