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Vertical adjustment on bare shafting

Started by Zmonster, October 03, 2007, 10:43:00 PM

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Zmonster

Thanks to many members of Tradgang, especially Shawn, Im really enjoying my new RER Arroyo. I cant thank you all enough. I've joined a local traditional league, and Im getting all kinds of comments on the bow. Not to mention Im shooting better than I ever did with my old X-200

I am have a little problem that Ide like some advice on.... I finally started to fletch my own arrows, and I left a few unfletch for bare shafting. When I shot the bare shafts, I noticed that the spine seems to be just right with either 100 or 125gr, using 50gr brass inserts. The problem is nock hight. Cant seem to tune it. I keep grouping my bare shafts low at 20 yards.(Does that mean nock high?) I have worked my nock a bit at a time from 1/4 all the way up to 1" and back down with not much of a change. Im shooting 3 fingers under with only one tied on nock above the arrow. My bow is 55# at 28" Im shooting CX Heritage 150's cut to 29" My draw is 28"

Ive read back in the forum, but I cant seem to find the answer Im looking for. Any tips?

Thanks
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying,
"Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?"
And I said, "Here am I. Send me!" Isaiah 6:8

BMN

There is a lot of great information here in the bow tuning section:

http://bowmaker.net/index2.htm

Bill
Compton Traditional Bowhunters
Professional Bowhunters Society
Prairie Traditional Archers
TGMM Family of the Bow

The most frightening thing you are likely to encounter in nature is yourself.

insttech1

Try lowering in tiny increments.  I wouldn't go lower than 3/16 or you'll have fletch clearance issues.

Bare shaft low/nock point high indicates nock is too high.

See Ya,
Marc
"When you catch Hell--DROP IT!!  When you're going thru Hell--DON'T STOP!!"

SOS

With three under, a little higher sometimes works best, but can't for the life of me remember how high I set it when I shot three under last season.  I'm thinking around 3/8, no more than a half.  One inch is way too high, for sure.

snag

I shoot 3 under and have 2 bows nocked at 3/4".
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.


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