Finally Figured out my problem
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Kewaskum, WI
Posts: 201
Finally Figured out my problem
Some of you may recall that I had several posts here in the past few weeks whining about not being able to shoot a group with my broadheads out of my new switchback. Well, last night I was at the shop again, and the guy set it up just right, and said F**K paper tuning, I don't wast my time on it with these new bows...and he explained why. Well I got home and had the exact same problem. Well almost, The groups were tighter, but I was shooting with the Lumenoks, and I could clearly see that the arrow was not flying anywhere near straight. The arrows I am using are off of my old bow, they are CX 300 hunters,and are fairly short, the broadhead only clears the rest by about a half inch at full draw. I decided they must be acting too stiff being that short. I tried some of my buddies 30" arrows, but they were CX400's. They hit and grouped very well, but they had the same, spiral type flight. After I packed everything upI remembered that my dad has some 29" CX300's for his Mathews. I grabbed some of his arrows and set them up with my lumenoks and broadheads. I shot them a few times and BINGO! They fley perfect! They hit exactly where my field points hit too! WOOOHOOO! Its about time! The season is 8 days away, I was getting nervous! I can't believe that there is that much ofa difference between my 27" CX 300 Hunters, and my dads 29" CX 300's.
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Flowery Branch Ga. 30542
Posts: 823
RE: Finally Figured out my problem
grabbed some of his arrows and set them up with my lumenoks and broadheads.
#4
RE: Finally Figured out my problem
I had the same problem with my Switchback. I could not shoot a tight pattern. The local pro here told me to go to a 125 gr tip instead of the 100s. What adifference 25grs made. I'm now shooting consistent 3 in groups at 30yds
#6
RE: Finally Figured out my problem
I was shooting with the Lumenoks
ORIGINAL: supaarcher
luminocks=junk , dont know why I have to say this but , my oppinion .
#7
RE: Finally Figured out my problem
I read an add yeasterday stating they " only add 22 grains to the arrow".
Is that 22 grains ABOVE the weight of the original nock they replaced??
If so your looking at a lot of asswieght[8D].
Is that 22 grains ABOVE the weight of the original nock they replaced??
If so your looking at a lot of asswieght[8D].
#9
RE: Finally Figured out my problem
ORIGINAL: DaveC
I read an add yeasterday stating they " only add 22 grains to the arrow".
Is that 22 grains ABOVE the weight of the original nock they replaced??
If so your looking at a lot of asswieght[8D].
I read an add yeasterday stating they " only add 22 grains to the arrow".
Is that 22 grains ABOVE the weight of the original nock they replaced??
If so your looking at a lot of asswieght[8D].
22 grains total weight. About 10 grains heavier than a standard nock. To me not worth the money or the FOC change. I don't need to see my arrow fly. I know where it went--right where the sight was when the bow went off.