Peakoverload
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Admittedly I haven't done a vast amount of tuning having only been shooting for about 18 months or so and so I'm just starting to dabble.
But I've just read something that I've never heard of before and contrary to all other info I've read.
I've always been told/read that basic center shot alignment is to set the plunger so that the tip of the arrow is just to the left of the string which makes sense in regards to the Archers Paradox (if I've understood that correctly at least).
However I've just bought the Apptitune app APPtitune | Jake Kaminski which says something different. It says that you should do this for barreled shafts like X10's. However if you are using parallel shafts like ACC or X7 Eclipse (I'm shooting ACC's) the arrow will be right down the center of the string.
Obviously someone like Jake Kaminski is going to know far, far, far more than me on anything archery related but does anyone else do this? Perhaps this is common knowledge it's just that I've never read this anywhere else before.
But I've just read something that I've never heard of before and contrary to all other info I've read.
I've always been told/read that basic center shot alignment is to set the plunger so that the tip of the arrow is just to the left of the string which makes sense in regards to the Archers Paradox (if I've understood that correctly at least).
However I've just bought the Apptitune app APPtitune | Jake Kaminski which says something different. It says that you should do this for barreled shafts like X10's. However if you are using parallel shafts like ACC or X7 Eclipse (I'm shooting ACC's) the arrow will be right down the center of the string.
Obviously someone like Jake Kaminski is going to know far, far, far more than me on anything archery related but does anyone else do this? Perhaps this is common knowledge it's just that I've never read this anywhere else before.