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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: archery j on April 09, 2011, 02:09:00 PM
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Hi all,
My broad head arrows are consistently hitting 2inches right of my field points. Does this indicate a weak or strong arrow?
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Whats the shooting distance? If you are right handed, this does indicate that these arrows are a shade weak.
http://bowmaker.net/tuning.htm
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If you are right handed it would usually mean weak.
Occasionally,with too stiff an arrow,the arrow bounces of the edge of the shelf and will give a "false weak" indication by going right.If that is happening,there should be increased noise when it hits the shelf and it may even leave a slight rub mark.
Normally,it just means slightly weak.A slight increase in side plate thickness would probably correct it.
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Thanks guys... Spectre, I am shooting at 22 yards.
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Originally posted by archery j:
Thanks guys... Spectre, I am shooting at 22 yards.
At that range, 2 inches off tells me that you are SO close to perfect. Make teensy adjustments, man. Itsy-bitsy-teensy.
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For me, 2" right at 22 yds. means I am shooting a great group! Gerald
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Thanks... I almost have it tuned... Of course I still spray one on occasion but I am getting better.
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Wow, I would say you are darn close!
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Build your side plate out a tad.
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Thanks BWD
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Broadheads will often show weak because they make the projectile a bit longer. For that reason I use a heavier FP than BH to tune both the same.
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Thanks Bjorn... So how do you know what grain broad head to purchase?
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My target is FP 25 gns heavier than the BH and some BH are longer than others; when you find something that works stick with it. BH's also lose weight from sharpening, especially a head like a Grizzly. LOL! A grain scale can be real handy.
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Makes sense... Thanks Bjorn