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tuneing question

Started by Florida bowhunter, January 10, 2015, 06:47:00 PM

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Florida bowhunter

Since feathers stiffin spine a little, is better to let the shaft be a little weak when tuneing....?

warden415

Yes that is how I do it and I believe most agree.

PaulDeadringer29


JamesKerr

I can't tell that feathers do anything to stiffen a shaft or not and I really doubt most people are good enough shots but are like me and can't tell the difference. I bareshaft until I get perfect flight and point of impact out to 20 yards then call it good and fletch them.
James Kerr

JRY309

I prefer an arrow slightly weak before I fletch them up.

mgf

I do my final tuning/checking with fletching and broadheads so it all works out in the end.

BowDiddle

This

QuoteOriginally posted by JRY309:
I prefer an arrow slightly weak before I fletch them up.
Plus this

QuoteOriginally posted by mgf:
I do my final tuning/checking with fletching and broadheads so it all works out in the end.
makes for a finely tuned and  deadly setup.

katman

QuoteOriginally posted by BowDiddle:
This

 
QuoteOriginally posted by JRY309:
I prefer an arrow slightly weak before I fletch them up.
Plus this

 
QuoteOriginally posted by mgf:
I do my final tuning/checking with fletching and broadheads so it all works out in the end.
makes for a finely tuned and  deadly setup. [/b]
x2
shoot straight shoot often

Bjorn

That's how I do it too.   :archer2:

Bldtrailer

If you want to tune "closer" to fletched weight take a fletched shaft and cut ONLY the barbs off, NOT the quill (most of the weight of the feather is in the quill and the glue/tape you used ) it also allows you to check for quill contact with the rest.
As we get older our bow weight goes down and our body weight goes up, One of Lifes little jokes.
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Wounded Warriors

katman

You can also weigh your feathers and add the same weight of masking tape to the rear of a bare shaft.
shoot straight shoot often

Smallwood

QuoteOriginally posted by JamesKerr:
I can't tell that feathers do anything to stiffen a shaft or not and I really doubt most people are good enough shots but are like me and can't tell the difference. I bareshaft until I get perfect flight and point of impact out to 20 yards then call it good and fletch them.
me too


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