MiztaZiggy
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Hi everyone
I've been doing some bare shaft tuning and I'm at a bit of a loss.
I'm using 36lb limbs, measured at 42 or so otf. Bought 2114 arrows and initially had to turn in tiller bolts 4 or so turns to get a good tune.
I changed my string a few weeks ago, and my time went all to cock. Arrows were going all over the place. I think the string was a different material.
Bare shafts were now going way to the left, being left handed that is weak.
I've unwound tiller bolts by around 4 turns again to get the bare shafts to group with the others....but now they're nearly always landing at a steep angle.
I'm no expert, arrow group size is roughly the size of the gold on 60cm at 20yd. I'll shoot 6 fletched and 3 unfletched at a time, and typically all 9 will be grouped within the 9 or just outside. After 10 or so ends there's no noticeable difference between fletched and unfletched group centre.
Still, the unfletched will land at a strange angle, they land at around 25 to 30 degree with their nock to the right. Looking straight on at the target, the points will be in the gold, the nocks hovering over 7 or 8 at 3 o'clock.
My question is therefore, what is it that affects the angle of the arrows?
Does it matter? Does this mean they're still shooting weak?
If I stiffen the plunger, the whole group moves to the right, the angle does reduce slightly, but the group seems to widen up significantly....im stumped
For reference this is one I've just shot. 40cm target, 20yd.
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I've been doing some bare shaft tuning and I'm at a bit of a loss.
I'm using 36lb limbs, measured at 42 or so otf. Bought 2114 arrows and initially had to turn in tiller bolts 4 or so turns to get a good tune.
I changed my string a few weeks ago, and my time went all to cock. Arrows were going all over the place. I think the string was a different material.
Bare shafts were now going way to the left, being left handed that is weak.
I've unwound tiller bolts by around 4 turns again to get the bare shafts to group with the others....but now they're nearly always landing at a steep angle.
I'm no expert, arrow group size is roughly the size of the gold on 60cm at 20yd. I'll shoot 6 fletched and 3 unfletched at a time, and typically all 9 will be grouped within the 9 or just outside. After 10 or so ends there's no noticeable difference between fletched and unfletched group centre.
Still, the unfletched will land at a strange angle, they land at around 25 to 30 degree with their nock to the right. Looking straight on at the target, the points will be in the gold, the nocks hovering over 7 or 8 at 3 o'clock.
My question is therefore, what is it that affects the angle of the arrows?
Does it matter? Does this mean they're still shooting weak?
If I stiffen the plunger, the whole group moves to the right, the angle does reduce slightly, but the group seems to widen up significantly....im stumped
For reference this is one I've just shot. 40cm target, 20yd.
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