Arrow spine
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Arrow spine
I know that an under-spined arrow will flex too much when shot effecting accuracy. And in the extreme case, a severly under-spined arrow will explode. But what effect will an over-spined arrow have?
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RE: Arrow spine
It's best to be spined correctly for your setup, but if you err so it on the side of "stiff". Of course this assumes you are shooting a release where archers paradox is not an issue. The slightly stiffer arrow will recover from any bending quicker, maintaining it's mass right behind the point. On broadheads this can mean better penetration.
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RE: Arrow spine
Ditto what BG said. I've learned the hard way that many charts are off, i.e., they recommend shafts that aren't stiff enough. Assuming you're using a release, it's hard to be too stiff. Once I switched to a "too stiff for the charts" shaft, my BHs flew much better.
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RE: Arrow spine
I've learned the hard way that many charts are off, i.e., they recommend shafts that aren't stiff enough.
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