Thread: Bare shaft tuning

Originally Posted by silentscope

Just thought I'd add a bit more on some more findings incase anyone was interested.
Iv changed my arrow spine from 300 to 340 and found that the bow shot ALOT tighter groups. Back on the paper I also added a couple of extra turns onto my yoke to straighten up the cam which has brought the entire bow into alignment alot better now I am shooting excellent groups right out to 50 yards with both field tips and broad heads. I'm glad I persevered and iv learnt alot about the mechanics to getting them shooting just right in the process and now I'm ready to hit the bush in search of that first blood.

Are your Broadheads hitting the same point of aim as the field tips ?

Originally Posted by Ground Control

Are your Broadheads hitting the same point of aim as the field tips ?

Yes both hitting same point of aim. They also both make bullet holes on paper at 20y I tested that today.

Originally Posted by silentscope

Yes both hitting same point of aim. They also both make bullet holes on paper at 20y I tested that today.

Your lucky

Often you need to do some adjustments to get the two different arrows groups to merge and center up .
Shooting Bows is great fun and it’s kind of overtaken my interest in firearms for now .
Post up some pics and reports of your progress, I’m sure I’m not the only one interested.

Originally Posted by Ground Control

Your lucky

Often you need to do some adjustments to get the two different arrows groups to merge and center up .
Shooting Bows is great fun and it’s kind of overtaken my interest in firearms for now .
Post up some pics and reports of your progress, I’m sure I’m not the only one interested.

I'm definately taking my luck it as a win. Bow shooting is definately fun it takes alot of time and practice to master but I'm certainly going to enjoy the challenge of making it all work once I get some game in front of me.