Rotation Consistency??
 

Considering all the effort that goes into shaft straightness and fletching consistency, I would expect that all the arrows in my target would have the odd colored fletch in the same position at a given distance. Not so. The odd fletch varies from about1 o'clock to 6 o'clock. I can tell from watching the arrow in flight that it is rotating about one full turn at 20 yards. Why the inconsistency? I would expecteach shaft to have consistent rotation over the same distance. Groups are good, though . . . .

RE: Rotation Consistency??
 

if yer talkin about your arrows spinning the exact same amount before they get to the target ( ? ), then just think about this, if your bow is an inch close or farther than the last shot from the target thats the much more your arrow can spin...

RE: Rotation Consistency??
 

Also the arrows are still spinning when they enter the target. Your target would have to be a PERFECT medium in order to stop the arrows the EXACT same way every time. Are all your arrows the same distance in the target every time, I don't mean close I mean the same, like down to a 16th of an inch. Probably not.

A cross wind could effect it as well. If one arrow had more of a cross wind during flight it might spin the fletchings faster than the others did. A head or tail wind would do the same thing, since it would simulate the arrow going faster or slower.

Paul

RE: Rotation Consistency??
 

There's just way too many variables involved to allow that kind of consistancy.