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Greyarcher1 bare shaft method

Started by britt, May 27, 2014, 03:41:00 PM

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britt

Has anybody seen the bare shaft method Greyarcher1 teaches on you tube? What do you think? Seems too simple?
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babs

That's how I like to tune. One change at a time and a little cut here. And than try fletched arrows to see if they group together.
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Wheels2

I like bare shaft tuning.  I shoot them with a bit of tape near the nock to simulate the fletching weight.  I shoot them indoors under the lights and watch the arrow flight as well as shooting them with fletched arrows.  If I can get them flying straight, they shoot with fletched arrows.
I start full length and change out the points first.  Then is I have to do so, I cut them a little at a time.  Sometimes you can cut a fair amount before it affects spine.  I recently cut my GoldTips from 32" to 30 1/2" without any noted change.  Usually that much makes for a change in spine effects.
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His chart helped a lot for me. He got some other stuff that pretty good too.
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dragonheart

I take a fletched arrow and then cut off just the feather and the leave the quill to use as the "bare shaft".
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britt

Well so far with bare shafting here is my results. Set-up lefty 45# at 30in. draw, 64in., R/D longbow, not cut to center. My CE 150's with 125gr. point, way to weak. Even after I cut them down to 30.5 in. Still to weak. So I tried a 400 spine shaft cut to 31.5 with 145gr. tip, flew like a dart. To my surprise and set-up I needed a stiffer arrow. The charts say use a 500 spine shaft. But 400 flew very well and my bow is SUPER quiet too.
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Bjorn

I only shoot wood and like bareshafting..... but I do the math first- you can use Stu's calculator too to get into the range. Anything under 20 yds just does not work for me-badness does not show up unless you are off by a fair bit. Also how can you see your shafting in flight? I generally have someone look for me-and I for them, the shafts are traveling too fast for me to see them. I bareshaft out to 30 yds-then I am done.


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