Trying to paper tune but having issues.
08-06-2009, 09:09 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Henderson, KY
Posts: 1,760
IMO,the left tear on those bows would be from a weak arrow.Those bows shoot HARD and arrow charts do not work for them.You need to go stiffer than the charts.
Drop aways really make this tough for they drop to soon to guide the arrow straight if the spine is borderline.Spine needs to be near perfect for perfect bulletholes with a dropaway that drops early.
Drop aways really make this tough for they drop to soon to guide the arrow straight if the spine is borderline.Spine needs to be near perfect for perfect bulletholes with a dropaway that drops early.
He doesnt have one though so i guess we can pitch that thought
08-07-2009, 11:59 PM
#22
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Barbour Co. West Virginia
Posts: 90
I would not let a 1/4" tear in one out of 4 bother me. Do you realize how little it takes to do that. I would check to see if it is one specific arrow. If so, pitch it. If not. Go shoot some groups and if you have issues there....then we'll talk about it again.
08-08-2009, 10:23 PM
#23
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: SE Ohio
Posts: 2,531
I'm with SwampCollie....
Zero a pin, do a walk-back tune on it, and screw on some BH's and BH tune it. Paper tuning is more tedious and time consuming than useful IMO. Especially if you are going to spend all this time paper-tuning to get the "perfect tear," then need to re-adjust for BH tuning.
Zero a pin, do a walk-back tune on it, and screw on some BH's and BH tune it. Paper tuning is more tedious and time consuming than useful IMO. Especially if you are going to spend all this time paper-tuning to get the "perfect tear," then need to re-adjust for BH tuning.
08-13-2009, 03:13 PM
#25
Spike
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 51
I'm with SwampCollie....
Zero a pin, do a walk-back tune on it, and screw on some BH's and BH tune it. Paper tuning is more tedious and time consuming than useful IMO. Especially if you are going to spend all this time paper-tuning to get the "perfect tear," then need to re-adjust for BH tuning.
Zero a pin, do a walk-back tune on it, and screw on some BH's and BH tune it. Paper tuning is more tedious and time consuming than useful IMO. Especially if you are going to spend all this time paper-tuning to get the "perfect tear," then need to re-adjust for BH tuning.
Paper tuning is more tedious and time consuming but when u learn how to do it right the end result will be Broadheads & fieldtips hittin in the same spot.It will also let u know if a bow wont tune ive seen plenty in the last 17 yrs that wouldnt tune right up to 2009.Shooting through the paper will show all the flaws of u and your bow.
