I coul use some help tuning. Thanks

[JoeM]

Real quick heres my set up.  54# Super Kodiak shooting  Carbon Express 250 at 28.5" (arrow length)  with a 150 grain tip gives me 14.46 FOC and a 519 grain arrow. I shoot three fingers under, when I shoot a fletched arrow through paper I get a bullet hole a bare shaft gives me knock high.  When I shoot a group at the target at about 12 yds the bare shaft hits in the same line as the fletched arrows but about 3-4" low.  I have tried as high as 3/4" to as low as 1/8" but can't get the bare shaft to tune perfectly.  My fletched arrows fly like darts should I screw in a broadhead and if they fly true call it quits, or is there something I'm missing.  Thanks Joe

[Charlie Lamb]

My fletched arrows fly like darts should I screw in a broadhead and if they fly true call it quits  

Screw in a broadhead and if they fly true call it "time to hunt".

At this point I think you are golden. Best of luck with your season    .

[**DONOTDELETE**]

here is a great way to tune your bow & arrows from Tradgang's own  O.L. Adcock

[Pinecone]

O.L.'s site is fantastic and a great resource.  Like Charlie said, however, given the information you have provided, you have done your homework.  If your BHs fly true...you are ready to go!

Claudia

[Bill Carlsen]

I wouldn't worry about it unless you are going to use the bare shafts to hunt with.

[DesertDude]

Remember this, Paper tunning only tells you what the arrow is doing at a given point in flight.  If the bare shaft results were good then fletch. If Bh fly good then sharpen them up and hit the woods.......

[Apex Predator]

Wow!  I wouldn't have thought those arrows would fly unless you are drawing to 35" with an overdraw!  Seem way too stiff to me, but that's just me.

[bjk]

If your shots are going to be 12 yards, get to testing the bh's...if not, move out to 20+ and see what happens...distance may unveil quite a bit.