If a bow is properly tuned, will a RW feather impact the same as a LW feather.?
Yes it will,I'm RH and I shoot both LW and RW.I do spend time on tuning my arrows.Then I'll fletch up with what color I want to whether it is LW or RW.
depends on if you are north or south of the equator :bigsmyl:
I have shot both rw and lw and both shot the same in my opinion
I fletch both and see the arrows go in the same group all the time .
Equally accurate for me too! :bigsmyl:
Yep, they shoot the same. I can never remember which ones i shoot, so I just order one or the other.
Just don't mix them on same arrow!
same......
It can depend on the bow a bit. I have seen a slight difference from left to right wing on certain Hill style longbows. Wtih cedar shafts for left wing with my Jojan fletcher, I rotate the nock, counter clockwise an 1/8th turn and tack it with hot melt. Then after fletching, I rotate the arrow to realign the nock to the cock feather and thus realigning the wood grain to 90 degrees to the the string. Right wing in a right hand bow with a Jojan does not need rotated, but the quill may tag the index finger on the bow hand with some bows. If I do not rotate the left wing there is a slight difference in the bow clearance because the bottom feather is more verticle, which reqquires a slightly higher nocking point. Then, with the higher nocking point, when shooting right wing arrows, the arrow wants to be nocked a bit lower to be perfect.
Ok great thanks for all the info.
At long distances no, you actually get spin drift with an arrow the same as with a rifle bullet. :knothead: :bigsmyl: Shawn
Same for me!