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Footing

Started by bowfanatik, May 21, 2016, 02:24:00 PM

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bowfanatik

I know that most of you put footing . But how many of you put on both sides ?

My experience ....put footing just on insert side , and if I hit in something really hard , shaft will broke on the nock side ....
Ok ,I'm not lazy ,and put on the both side ...in moment without focus I hit in rock (62# hybrid ) arrow snap in middle ....

Maybe to put just on front and stay in focus !

What you think guys

   
PerunH 60"

Shoot a lot and keep it simple

COMPOUNDLESS IN CONCRETE

When I shot carbons, I never had one split on the nock end so I only footed the business end of the shaft.  Occasionally a hard impact would spit the nock out but one wrap of clear tape around the nock would keep it in place.
"I am the way, the truth, and the life, no man cometh to the father except by me."  John 14:6

Bldtrailer


foot both ends it will save you some arrows and cash
As we get older our bow weight goes down and our body weight goes up, One of Lifes little jokes.
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Orion

Can't respond to this one.  I don't foot either end.

M60gunner

Since I foot the point end I have had only one shaft split at nock end. I usually see split nock ends in unfooted shafts.

neargeezer

Carbon Express Heritage - both ends.
Easton Traditionals - just insert end.

the rifleman

Both ends.  About the only time I part company w a carbon is when I lose one or shoot a deer ( seems like every other deer manages to break an arrow).  I have had them split at nock end before I started footing that end.

JimB

I always foot both ends and it has paid off.

kat

Both ends for me. I have split too many nock ends when stumping. The footing on the nock ends eliminates that problem.
Ken Thornhill

dbd870

QuoteOriginally posted by Orion:
Can't respond to this one.  I don't foot either end.
Same here.

Wasn't on purpose but the Beman 500's I made up for the Martin that I sold ended up 1 grain different from the 1916's I have for the Grizzly and not surprisingly it shoots them the same. 200gr points and no footing I don't stump shoot so I'm going to leave well enough alone.
SWA Spyder

Sam McMichael

Me, too - only shoot wood.
Sam

I could not vote because I do not use footings, and that was not a choice.

Bisch

TURKEYFOOTGIRL

Insert end only . i have never had a axis shaft split on nock end.  The only ones ive ever had split there were grizzly sticks.
"Life's too short for ugly bows n arrows" Chris B

bowfanatik

Ok ,thanks guys ! 13:7 for footing on insert side . So I will put on both side .

Thanks again
PerunH 60"

Shoot a lot and keep it simple

RAGHORN 3

No footings for me either... I just order plenty of arrows   :archer2:    :archer2:    :archer2:


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