A Christmas Present to All from Stu Miller

[smokin joe]

Stu,
Thank you. You have done a great service for the entire traditional archery community.
Merry Christmas!
Joe

[wingnut]

Stu,

Let me know the data you need to get the rest of our bows in the chart.  

Thanks for the new toy.

Mike

[Dave McDaniel]

Thank You, Sir! And Merry Christmas!

[Night Wing]

I want to publicly thank Stu for all the hard work he has put in to make trad arrow selection very easy for beginners and for all of us "old codgers" where we can experiment with different types of arrows.

I also want to publicly thank Les for hosting Stu's DSC program on his site.

[elknutz]

Amazing amount of effort put into this product and its free! Hats off to you sirs!

[eidsvolling]

Thanks very much.  I do think as well that the arrow speed runs a little hot.  But that's not significant to me:  "I love the sound of a blunt thumping in the morning."     :D

[MarkE2006]

Awesome, Merry Christmas to all!

[KentuckyTJ]

What about 3 rivers Trad Only shafts? Easton makes them.

[metsastaja]

3 rivers trad are listed on the dropdown chart.
first group after the numbered ones.

[KellyG]

thanks and merry Christmas

[maineac]

Looking forward to using it.

[Bowwild]

Thank-you!

[Kapellmeister]

Thank you, Stu!  Merry Christmas to you and yours!

[Green]

Just got an email reply from Stu regarding the Woodie Weight question I posed earlier.  His response was that we should treat them as point weight only and no entry into the footing cell.

The membership and assistance from another great member/contributor here at Tradgang continues to enrich us all.

[metsastaja]

Mike: what Stu needs is the center cut of the bow. You can email the direct and I am sure he will incorporate them for next upgrade.

Email Stu at hkg3sg1@sbcglobal.net

[Rooselk]

Just want to join the others in saying thank you for the great site.    

[Gen273]

Thank you!!!! Merry Christmas

[Friend]

What a wonderful and generous Christmas present.

I am sincerely grateful.

Have a blessed and joyous Christmas.

[Buddy Paine]

What about plungers? Any tips regarding them would be greatly appreciated. When I start bareshaft tuning, I set the middle of the arrow to the center line of the bow, with a super stiff plunger. Once they fly together, I screw the plunger out so the string lines up with the right side of the arrow, and change the spring tension to a medium setting.

To me it would seem that I should enter the center shot as (-) half the shaft diameter to get a start. (right handed shooter)

[trick00]

Sweet, Thank you very much, Stu is great.