tuning problem - Drenalin
11-16-2008, 03:27 PM
#1
Spike
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tuning problem - Drenalin
I continue to get a left paper tear regardless of what I do. I'm shooting about70 lbs/ 30" drenalin.A 28" ACC 360 with blazer vanes. A QAD rest that I sprayed with foot powder to make sure I had good clearence. I have moved my nock, rest and cannot seem to get the left tail out of it. Can someone please give me some suggestions on what I can try next. Is my spine too stiff? HELP!
11-16-2008, 05:40 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: tuning problem - Drenalin
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Blazers may be causing interference. That arrow combo should be perfect. But for grins, throw a 125gr field tip on and try.
Blazers may be causing interference. That arrow combo should be perfect. But for grins, throw a 125gr field tip on and try.
Yep. Thats always a great inexpensive way to start. All you need it to do right now is something different to give you a clue as to exactly what is going on. If switching arrows around doesn't do anything... then its probably the shooter....
Welcome to hunting.net. by the way. Don't worry about it... we'll help get you right.
11-16-2008, 06:51 PM
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RE: tuning problem - Drenalin
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Yep. Thats always a great inexpensive way to start. All you need it to do right now is something different to give you a clue as to exactly what is going on. If switching arrows around doesn't do anything... then its probably the shooter....
Welcome to hunting.net. by the way. Don't worry about it... we'll help get you right.
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Blazers may be causing interference. That arrow combo should be perfect. But for grins, throw a 125gr field tip on and try.
Blazers may be causing interference. That arrow combo should be perfect. But for grins, throw a 125gr field tip on and try.
Yep. Thats always a great inexpensive way to start. All you need it to do right now is something different to give you a clue as to exactly what is going on. If switching arrows around doesn't do anything... then its probably the shooter....
Welcome to hunting.net. by the way. Don't worry about it... we'll help get you right.
11-16-2008, 07:29 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Burke, VA (raised in MD)
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RE: tuning problem - Drenalin
Have a friend shoot the bow and see if the tear remains constant.
Switch and shoot a standard 4" vane on the same arrow - if possible.
Shoot a different shaft - if available.
Switch and shoot a standard 4" vane on the same arrow - if possible.
Shoot a different shaft - if available.
