Tuning problems
#11
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Well, if your hitting 3" to the right no matter what, what I would do is take 1" off 2 or 3 arrows, and seewhat that does. Or you can add a wrap, to stiffen up. One little trick I did lately is used black tape to add weight right at the nock. I added like 25gr to see if that helps.
But with a bisuit, you might not be able to cut down to 26.5". This should stiffen
But with a bisuit, you might not be able to cut down to 26.5". This should stiffen
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Good idea I will try this first. I was thinking of doing an arrow wrap as well so maybe I will try one inch off the back and an arrow wrap. Does anyone have OT2 and if so could you put in my arrow and specs with a 26.5" arrow to tell me what that would do?
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Good idea I will try this first. I was thinking of doing an arrow wrap as well so maybe I will try one inch off the back and an arrow wrap. Does anyone have OT2 and if so could you put in my arrow and specs with a 26.5" arrow to tell me what that would do?
Good idea I will try this first. I was thinking of doing an arrow wrap as well so maybe I will try one inch off the back and an arrow wrap. Does anyone have OT2 and if so could you put in my arrow and specs with a 26.5" arrow to tell me what that would do?
I wonder if more is at play here other than stiff or weak spine.
I assume when you bare shaft test, your bareshafts are hitting to the right also?
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I am going to the shop today to have them look at my timing and rest setup maybe that will shed some light on the subject.
What do you mean by "And since your limbs are 70-80lbs, and your at 71lbs, your bow is not working very effeciently as a 60-70limb at 70lbs. So stiff reaction makes even less sense." I am sorry if this is a dumb question I am just trying to learn. I thought that because myBH are going right of the FT then my spine is having a weak reaction but again I could be wrong.
Thanks for your help big country.
What do you mean by "And since your limbs are 70-80lbs, and your at 71lbs, your bow is not working very effeciently as a 60-70limb at 70lbs. So stiff reaction makes even less sense." I am sorry if this is a dumb question I am just trying to learn. I thought that because myBH are going right of the FT then my spine is having a weak reaction but again I could be wrong.
Thanks for your help big country.
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I am going to the shop today to have them look at my timing and rest setup maybe that will shed some light on the subject.
What do you mean by "And since your limbs are 70-80lbs, and your at 71lbs, your bow is not working very effeciently as a 60-70limb at 70lbs. So stiff reaction makes even less sense." I am sorry if this is a dumb question I am just trying to learn. I thought that because myBH are going right of the FT then my spine is having a weak reaction but again I could be wrong.
Thanks for your help big country.
I am going to the shop today to have them look at my timing and rest setup maybe that will shed some light on the subject.
What do you mean by "And since your limbs are 70-80lbs, and your at 71lbs, your bow is not working very effeciently as a 60-70limb at 70lbs. So stiff reaction makes even less sense." I am sorry if this is a dumb question I am just trying to learn. I thought that because myBH are going right of the FT then my spine is having a weak reaction but again I could be wrong.
Thanks for your help big country.
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Thats what I was afraid of that my spine is not right. I cannot seem to get this spine thing right OT2 tells me Maxima 250's are perfect and then the Carbon express chart says I am in the middle between the 250's and 350's This is frustrating does anyone have sugesstions on choosing a good spine size without dropping tons of money?
Thats what I was afraid of that my spine is not right. I cannot seem to get this spine thing right OT2 tells me Maxima 250's are perfect and then the Carbon express chart says I am in the middle between the 250's and 350's This is frustrating does anyone have sugesstions on choosing a good spine size without dropping tons of money?
The walk back tune will tell you if the center shot is right, if it is I don't think anything can be done short of trying a different arrow. It's kind of odd that the g5 isn't hitting the same as the point. It's one thing that head has going for it. I've never work on that bow though.
This site has some good info. http://www.alansarchery.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/HomePage/HomeFrameOrig.htm
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Thank You nodog the alans website link is great it looks like I have a lot to lear about tuning and there can be a lot to work on that will help any shooter. I hope following some of these tips will allow me to shoot the arrows I bought.
#18
You are underspined with the 250's. I shoot 29in 350's at 70# and mybroadheads hit EXACTLY where my fieldpoints do. There are a less expensive arrows out there that will work just as good for ya, but if you stick with the Maxima's then switch to 350's.
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You are underspined with the 250's. I shoot 29in 350's at 70# and mybroadheads hit EXACTLY where my fieldpoints do. There are a less expensive arrows out there that will work just as good for ya, but if you stick with the Maxima's then switch to 350's.
You are underspined with the 250's. I shoot 29in 350's at 70# and mybroadheads hit EXACTLY where my fieldpoints do. There are a less expensive arrows out there that will work just as good for ya, but if you stick with the Maxima's then switch to 350's.
#20
There may be some other issue going on. Might have a pro shop check things over. How is the centershot? Sometimes you can't quite get BH's and FP's to impact the same - but it usually isn't more than an inch or so.
What happens if you put on a 75 grain broadhead? If that brings the group back closer to the 100 gr. field point, then you know its a spine issue.
What happens if you put on a 75 grain broadhead? If that brings the group back closer to the 100 gr. field point, then you know its a spine issue.


