TWO QUESTIONS - target and broadheads
First Question:
I practice on a target similar to this: http://www.google.com/products/catal...CAcQ8wIwADg8#p Can I shoot this thing with a broadhead? Will I be able to get it out? The target seems to be filled with sheets of cardboard wrapped in a plastic bag with some cotton stuffing in between the sheets. I am don't want to have a broadhead lodged in my target messing up my arrows from now on. Second question: I am thinking about changing broadheads. Right now I am shooting Cabela's brand fixed broadheads with replaceable blades, and the blades don't seem like they are held securely enough for my tastes. I am thinking about moving to a one-piece fixed broadhead such as this: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...d=cat20059&rid= Is there anyway I can ensure that the arrow flies very similar to my field points? I have read that you can tune your bow to do this, but I am not that good at tuning it. |
That's a field point target...
If you can't adjust the nock and rest so that the broadheads and field points fly to the same place then take it to someone that can... It's really quite simple and explained on the Eastons website... All you are doing is fine tuning to take away any planing effect of the broadheads... Of course, you could do as some do and shoot mechanicals to mask the problem... :) |
So I need an entirely different target to shoot broadheads?
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Originally Posted by Stonewall308
(Post 3674913)
So I need an entirely different target to shoot broadheads?
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