Sabre03
09-04-2006, 11:12 PM
I was paper tuning my bow today. I have 5 arrows. 2 would make a perfect bullet hole everytime. The other 3 would always tear like 1/2 inch to the right? I refletched them thinking that was it, but it didn't improve. I adjusted the rest and that didn't make a huge difference either. I know I'm splitting hairs here, since my bow is considered by many to be acceptably tuned. But I wanted to see if I could get it perfect. I beleive my arrows are right on the edge of being underspined. Could the 2 be a little stronger or something? They all weigh in at 366gr total weight.
MQ1 71-72lbs
Gold tip XT 5575 27 inches end of carbon to end of carbon
100 gr tip
i'm standing 6 ft from paper and using good form. I moved back to 8 ft with same results.
While tuning my QAD Ultra rest I ended up making the nocking point lower than the valley of the rest at full draw to get the arrow just right in regards to paper tuning nocking point. Is it normal to have the nocking point lower?
Any ideas what would cause the same 2 to be perfect everytime and the same 3 to be a little off?
MQ1 71-72lbs
Gold tip XT 5575 27 inches end of carbon to end of carbon
100 gr tip
i'm standing 6 ft from paper and using good form. I moved back to 8 ft with same results.
While tuning my QAD Ultra rest I ended up making the nocking point lower than the valley of the rest at full draw to get the arrow just right in regards to paper tuning nocking point. Is it normal to have the nocking point lower?
Any ideas what would cause the same 2 to be perfect everytime and the same 3 to be a little off?