BH & FOC
01-07-2009, 01:06 PM
#12
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RE: BH & FOC
ORIGINAL: FSUBIGMAC
BC: Ok smart ass -- no need to be a douche -- thats why I asked. To the others that are helping, thanks. GT says the 7595's are the correct spine. Wonder whats up with that? Yes Frank-- 70lb draw
BC: Ok smart ass -- no need to be a douche -- thats why I asked. To the others that are helping, thanks. GT says the 7595's are the correct spine. Wonder whats up with that? Yes Frank-- 70lb draw
01-07-2009, 01:18 PM
#13
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RE: BH & FOC
Thanks Bruce. Yeah when Micheal tuned the bow he used my arrow. 1 shot -- perfect tear. saw it with my own eyes.
BC: Yeah i appreciate you trying to help me when you give me suggestion on what to look at/change. However, when you add at the end of your statements: "but we don't need to tell him that", you just come off as an ass. I know its your pathetic attempt to imply that you know more than I do about tuning -- which i don't argue because you're an OLD FART
and you have been doing this since the slavery. I mean come on man -- I wouldn't be asking for help if I thought I knew it all -- but ya don't have to try to non-chalantly (if thats even a word) rub it in my face.
BC: Yeah i appreciate you trying to help me when you give me suggestion on what to look at/change. However, when you add at the end of your statements: "but we don't need to tell him that", you just come off as an ass. I know its your pathetic attempt to imply that you know more than I do about tuning -- which i don't argue because you're an OLD FART
and you have been doing this since the slavery. I mean come on man -- I wouldn't be asking for help if I thought I knew it all -- but ya don't have to try to non-chalantly (if thats even a word) rub it in my face. 
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01-07-2009, 02:30 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: BH & FOC
To the OP. I'm not sure how your tuner tuned your bow. Heck! I'm not even sure what all kind of tuning Crackers does when he tunes a Bow, but......................................
I don't really put much stock in paper tuning. IMHO it's not muchbetter than setting up with lasers, and/or levels. It's way too easy to get false readings. The real tuning comes after that.
Good Luck with your arrow! Like I said before there are a lot of variables in building a Great hunting arrow, correct spine, adequate fletching, weight, FOC, etc.
Keep after it you'll get it! Everyone can learn something so never hesitate to ask a question.
Dan
I don't really put much stock in paper tuning. IMHO it's not muchbetter than setting up with lasers, and/or levels. It's way too easy to get false readings. The real tuning comes after that.
Good Luck with your arrow! Like I said before there are a lot of variables in building a Great hunting arrow, correct spine, adequate fletching, weight, FOC, etc.
Keep after it you'll get it! Everyone can learn something so never hesitate to ask a question.
Dan
01-07-2009, 05:33 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: BH & FOC
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
To the OP. I'm not sure how your tuner tuned your bow. Heck! I'm not even sure what all kind of tuning Crackers does when he tunes a Bow, but......................................
I don't really put much stock in paper tuning. IMHO it's not muchbetter than setting up with lasers, and/or levels. It's way too easy to get false readings. The real tuning comes after that.
Good Luck with your arrow! Like I said before there are a lot of variables in building a Great hunting arrow, correct spine, adequate fletching, weight, FOC, etc.
Keep after it you'll get it! Everyone can learn something so never hesitate to ask a question.
Dan
To the OP. I'm not sure how your tuner tuned your bow. Heck! I'm not even sure what all kind of tuning Crackers does when he tunes a Bow, but......................................
I don't really put much stock in paper tuning. IMHO it's not muchbetter than setting up with lasers, and/or levels. It's way too easy to get false readings. The real tuning comes after that.
Good Luck with your arrow! Like I said before there are a lot of variables in building a Great hunting arrow, correct spine, adequate fletching, weight, FOC, etc.
Keep after it you'll get it! Everyone can learn something so never hesitate to ask a question.
Dan
Derek
