flatpickinfred

Hello,

I hope I was able to upload this photo correctly. I'm in the process of paper tuning my bow this is a shot of arrow with a field point. The hole is about an 1 1/2" wide. It looks to be me like it might be tearing to the right. Let me know what you think.

flatpickinfred

I forgot to add this is from about 5 yrds and I have blazers on my arrows.

BowHunterJim

cant see ur hand is in the way.

SwampCollie

Question time:

What bow are you shooting?

What is the poundage set at?

What type of rest do you use?

What arrows are you shooting, how long are they and with what grain tip?

Have you shot at any closer ranges... say 4, 6 or 8 feet?

Have you noticed any damage or odd marks on your Blazers?



It looks to me that it is tearing right as well....and that could be caused by lots of different things.

flatpickinfred

Ok,

Here is another shot. I put my finger in there to try and show how large the how hole was. I'm new at this so bear with me.

Fred

flatpickinfred

Swap Collie,

Diamond Triumph

55 LBS

Trophy Taker drop away

Beaman MFX 26" 125 Grain tip

I have not shot closer.

No damage to Fletching, seem to be achieving good clearance.

Thanks Fred

KodiakArcher

Definitely nock right. Have you downloaded the Easton Tuning Guide? You'll find it here. http://www.eastonarchery.com/downloads.asp

dstubb

If you stand about 5 feet away you will probably be able to see what is really happening. At your distance the arrow is almost correcting itself. You need to stand closer so that you can see what it is doing before it corrects itself.

TFOX

This has become my response to all paper tune questions.


Yes,the Easton tuning chart is very helpfull but there is much more to paper tuning than just getting a good tear.

A good tear on an improperly setup bowwill not yield good results in the field.

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182

sigfla

My answer to paper tuning. Shoot once then forget about it and walkback tune.