spin test arrow after you install broadhead
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fort Hood Texas USA
Posts: 529
RE: spin test arrow after you install broadhead
use a cardboard box that is not as wide as your arrow is long. Cut two triangle notches on each side of the box, place your arrow in the notches and spin. Cheap too!!
#6
Join Date: Apr 2003
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RE: spin test arrow after you install broadhead
I have a spall 1" x 1" piece of fiberglass and used a drill bit to put a dimple into it. I place the broadhead in it and rest arrow againt my hand and blow on the fletching. It does not take much wind to spin it if it is true.
#8
RE: spin test arrow after you install broadhead
or...Point it down onto a hard smooth surface (glass table) Grab the nock and spin it. It will spin like a top for a bit and you can tell if it wobbles
#10
RE: spin test arrow after you install broadhead
I took a 20" - 2x2 and hammered 2 nails in an X shape on each end.
I place my arrows in the x' s and draw a dot on something at the same height as the b/h point and then give it a gentle roll, placing pressure on the arrow very near the front x. If it' s not try, you' ll see it.
I could see me trying to spin a b/h tipped arrow like a top. Wouldn' t be pretty....
I place my arrows in the x' s and draw a dot on something at the same height as the b/h point and then give it a gentle roll, placing pressure on the arrow very near the front x. If it' s not try, you' ll see it.
I could see me trying to spin a b/h tipped arrow like a top. Wouldn' t be pretty....