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Footing carbons

Started by Brianlocal3, August 19, 2012, 06:15:00 PM

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Brianlocal3

Does footing carbons affect spine that much? Or could I tune them up, add a 1" footing and still be good. Thanks
JD Berry Taipan (original) 53@28 62"
Cascade mountain Brush Hawk 53@28 56"

Rob W.

The part you are footing has an insert under it anyway. I haven't noticed any difference even with longer footings.


Rob
This stuff ain't no rocket surgery science!

Brianlocal3

Thanks rob. I have never done it so I was wondering
JD Berry Taipan (original) 53@28 62"
Cascade mountain Brush Hawk 53@28 56"

oldskool

go to the how to forum. Theres all the info you need to foot just about any arrow
CHX 58in 44@28 CHX 58in 52@28

Onehair

I add 1.5 and see no difference.

Reaper TN

1 inch of 2117 that I use on my GT Trads weighs only 12 grains.  I can't tell any difference when bareshaft tuning.
TT Pinnacle II  45# 62"
Hoyt Excel  50# 64"

Blue Tick

I found that it makes a little difference when you use a footing longer than the insert. When you are going past the insert you are making the shaft somewhat stiffer, probably not much though. With that said, I use 2" of 2216 on GT's and CE's and 3/8" at the nock end.
Sarrels Blue Ridge SR "Autumn Hunter"
Lone Star Skull Works

celticknot

someone posted a while back that they had done a 10" and it didn't affect the spine.I do 3 inch and they fly great. only reason it might effect it is because of the weight added but usually 30-40 grains doesn't affect it that much.
Ohio Society of Traditional Archers #830

Tracey "TREE" Trickett 2 Pricly curves 3pc & pricly ash longbow won @ Great Ohio Rabbit Hunt


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