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Question i have never asked.

Started by wtpops, September 08, 2011, 04:37:00 PM

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wtpops

I have noticed this during tunning ever sence i started shooting some 20 odd years ago.

First i shoot in the high 50's for poundage, i draw 31 so arrows a between 32 and 33" depending on brand and i see this no matter what material i use for arrows.

If durning the tunning process i add or subtract point weight 25 grains or more it effects my nock point location, the higher the weight change the more the effect.

Does anyone else see this or am i just weird?  :dunno:
TGMM Family of the Bow
"OVERTHINKING" The art of creating problems that weren't even there!

A.S.


wtpops

Thank you, it was just a question ive had in the back of my mind forever and have never asked.

And there it is, i love signture of yours i laugh every time i see it.  :thumbsup:
TGMM Family of the Bow
"OVERTHINKING" The art of creating problems that weren't even there!

House

I have a question on this...if you increase point weight do you also find that you need to increase nock height?

Travis
"Dad I think maybe sometimes you think too much" after an errant shot stump shooting with Cameron, my 5 year old son.

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A.S.

From my experience, I have to raise my nock height with a heavier point.

Don Stokes

I've never done that, never needed to that I could tell.
Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.- Ben Franklin

wtpops

QuoteOriginally posted by A.S.:
From my experience, I have to raise my nock height with a heavier point.
Yup same here the heaver i go the higher i go.
TGMM Family of the Bow
"OVERTHINKING" The art of creating problems that weren't even there!

House

Thanks for the replies fellas.  I might check this one out.

Travis
"Dad I think maybe sometimes you think too much" after an errant shot stump shooting with Cameron, my 5 year old son.

TGMM Family of the Bow
MK, LLC Shareholder
Proud Member of the Twister Twelve


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