I have a set of X7 2214’s for indoor shooting. Compared to my outdoor arrows I need to move the sight pin about 1cm to the left and even then there are shots where the arrows “appear” to go off the the left missing the three spot target completely. I didn’t shoot indoor since the first lockdown and from memory they didn’t do that. My draw weight has increased since then, it’s now around 44otf (it would have been 6-8 lb lighter two years ago (
as I was recovering from illness). Arrows are 31.5in long, point is the standard Easton X7 100gm.
Reading the Easton arrow chart I’m on the cusp of T9/T10 but the 2214 works for both groups.
I suspect the arrows are being very unforgiving to any slight issues in my release which could explain why it only happens some of the time. That said, I’m not (yet good enough to get it right every time so some “forgiveness“ in the arrows would be good.
Any thoughts/advice short of going back the the outdoor arrows (medallion 500 spine, I had them nicely tuned). Change spine up/down? Shorten the arrows? Change the bow weight? I haven’t found any different weight points that would fit the X7s To allow me to play with different weights.
as I was recovering from illness). Arrows are 31.5in long, point is the standard Easton X7 100gm.
Reading the Easton arrow chart I’m on the cusp of T9/T10 but the 2214 works for both groups.
I suspect the arrows are being very unforgiving to any slight issues in my release which could explain why it only happens some of the time. That said, I’m not (yet good enough to get it right every time so some “forgiveness“ in the arrows would be good.
Any thoughts/advice short of going back the the outdoor arrows (medallion 500 spine, I had them nicely tuned). Change spine up/down? Shorten the arrows? Change the bow weight? I haven’t found any different weight points that would fit the X7s To allow me to play with different weights.