still need help tuning
#1
still need help tuning
I shoot a mathews switchback xt at 70 lbs and a 27.5 draw length,with a mathews drop away rest and 27"easton axis fmj 400's with blazer vanes and no wrapsI am trying to paper tune because I just started shooting these arrows and I have anock left tear in the paper and I am out of ajustment on the rest,does anybody have any suggestions. Any help would be appreciated
#3
RE: still need help tuning
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182
I have posted this many times before but it is a method I have found to be very effective.
Piece of advice.Never move rests way out left and right to get a good tear.Find out why you have the tear.Not having a bow set up to proper center shot will kill your accuracy.
I have posted this many times before but it is a method I have found to be very effective.
Piece of advice.Never move rests way out left and right to get a good tear.Find out why you have the tear.Not having a bow set up to proper center shot will kill your accuracy.
#4
RE: still need help tuning
Todd, thanks for throwing up that link again. Believe it or not, I'd never ran across your original thread when you first wrote it... at least not that I can remember. Great post.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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RE: still need help tuning
ORIGINAL: TFOX
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182
I have posted this many times before but it is a method I have found to be very effective.
Piece of advice.Never move rests way out left and right to get a good tear.Find out why you have the tear.Not having a bow set up to proper center shot will kill your accuracy.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182
I have posted this many times before but it is a method I have found to be very effective.
Piece of advice.Never move rests way out left and right to get a good tear.Find out why you have the tear.Not having a bow set up to proper center shot will kill your accuracy.
I always though my setups were tuned pretty good as BH and FPs would group together but the groups would open up at 40 yards, not any more.
BTW I also think you have a spine issue from how far you have had to move the rest.
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