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blacktail4ever 01-14-2010 01:31 PM

I am more about accuracy shot placement should be the most important thing when shooting game.I don't worry about pennitration with my bow since I pass threw everything I shoot no problem

bigcountry 01-14-2010 01:33 PM


Originally Posted by blacktail4ever (Post 3554832)
I am more about accuracy shot placement should be the most important thing when shooting game.I don't worry about pennitration with my bow since I pass threw everything I shoot no problem

Sounds like you should be a rifle only hunter to me.

Kanga 01-14-2010 01:42 PM


are we after maximum pennitration or are we after accuracy in this post
Not trying to bust your chops or anything but what good is it to be accurate if you dont have the penetration?

On the other hand what good is it to have penetration without accuracy?

Like Jeff said we are after combination of both as 1 without the other is totally useless.

Read through Dr Asby reports in the link BC gave.

I have been using extreme FOC for years because it works and not only for hunting but for target, 3d and field archery.

blacktail4ever 01-14-2010 01:44 PM

looks like you find flaws in everyone else to each his own I guess.

blacktail4ever 01-14-2010 01:48 PM

I had stated that I shoot a bow that will acheve more than enuf pennitration.I more focus my attention to accuracy. check the specs on my bow and tell me whats wrong.I agree with you on pennitration,thats no doubt.i am just trying to post on accuracy here and tuning tips.There may be better ways but this is what works well for me.just trying to pass the knowledge

GMMAT 01-14-2010 01:57 PM


looks like you find flaws in everyone
Not everyone.

Hey...I'm not knocking your ideas. I'm telling you you're in heady company (and not me). I'm guessing Dustin Pedroia doesn't stand by the cage, during the all-star game and give Ryan Howard tips on hittin' the long ball.

blacktail4ever 01-14-2010 02:03 PM

and I would not expect Jake Kaminski to take lessons from me but someone who has little experiance this might be the info they are looking for

kyhunter93 01-14-2010 03:32 PM

I can't help but notice how rude you guys are being. This is ridiculous, and as a 16 year old bowhunter on this website, this makes us scared to ask questions and post tips. Jeesh, i've actually done this and it seems to work. Quit being so rude and sarcastic and grow up.

treboryerf 01-15-2010 04:49 PM

I was confused by his instructions,what exactly are we suppose to grind,the arrow,insert the directions wern't very clear,the way I undertand it we should square the end of the arrows after they have been cut to the proper lenth so the insert will seat onto the arrow square and the broadhead seats onto the insert square,is this correct?

blacktail4ever 01-15-2010 07:53 PM

yes the insert is supose to be square to the shaft the chamfer stone is for a hit insert and this post was mostly on tuning of a hidden insert arrow. what happens is people just screw in a broadhead and think its good to go. if the arrow is spinning off axis due to the broadhead being unalined it will cause the arrow to loop. think of it as if you were to add extra wieght to one blade of you broadhead how would it fly. thats what happens when broadheads are not tuned


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