Perfect Arrows
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Perfect Arrows
Does anyone know where to get arrows that are tested for spine direction(?), then the inserts (and broadheads)and fletching are all aligned so that all arrows are basically identical? I remember seeing them somewhere, but I can't remember where.
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RE: Perfect Arrows
Yes that's what I'm talking about. I remember reading about a company that did that, and fletched the arrows all the same, and aligned the inserts and spin tested the arrows. Anyone know the company??? I can't remember. BTW what do you mean by "float"?
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RE: Perfect Arrows
I buy bare shafts and "float" my arrows to find the stiff spined side.
Maybe on my next dozen, I'll mark the stiff side and then float them to see if it identifies the stiff side the same.
#8
RE: Perfect Arrows
ORIGINAL: Straightarrow
Do you know if it's ever been demonstrated that floating accomplishes this? I'm curious because I would guess that floating would find the high side in a bend, but not necessarily the stiff side. I've made a spine tester so I don't have to worry about it, but it would be nice to know if floating actually finds the stiff side.
Maybe on my next dozen, I'll mark the stiff side and then float them to see if it identifies the stiff side the same.
I buy bare shafts and "float" my arrows to find the stiff spined side.
Maybe on my next dozen, I'll mark the stiff side and then float them to see if it identifies the stiff side the same.
So you're saying I can accomplish the same thing with the spine tester? How exactly does it work?
To say the least, "floating" my arrows made me more confident. Hell, it may have not helped at all.
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RE: Perfect Arrows
BTW what do you mean by "float"?
I'm waiting for Straightarrow to reply back. I may be buying/making a spine tester. Would be interested to see if "floating" gave the same results.