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Archery Tech General modern compound archery discussions about technique, equipment, etc. Do not post hunt reports here they go in the Michigan Whitetail Deer forum.

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Old 07-22-2004, 10:46 PM
Trushot_Archer Trushot_Archer is offline
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Default Let's talk about Spine...

So I understand the dowside of being under.

Anyone give a definitive answer with proven facts on the dowside of being OVER spined, other than arrow weight?
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Old 07-22-2004, 10:58 PM
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Just trouble tuning...with stiff spines you tend to get a kick out away from the bow...and most people to compensate have to move their arrow rests way way out to the left to copmensate...this just makes getting good groups a headache. I myself shoot a stiffer spine...but I like to just so I can shoot a heavier broadhead which makes the spine just perfect.
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