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Arrow spine or something else?

Discussion in 'Tech Talk' started by bfox88, Mar 6, 2017.

  1. Jaberry

    Jaberry Weekend Warrior

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    Exactly. You can't see your arrow wobble at that distance and it doesnt matter as much since you're so close. When I first started really shooting my bow 3 years ago, I could sit at 20 and hold groups all day, my bow would get a bullet through paper, but when I backed up to 60 yards, I was completely surprised I was even hitting the target. Distance is going to magnify any form or bow error you have! Go more in to tuning than just picking a bow and picking an arrow off the shelf. Experiment with what works for your particular bow and tune it to your form!
     
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    I'm the shooting the same dl/dw. 400's are underspined. I fought tuning issues tooth & toenail the first couple of years. I finally went to 340's and 350's (Carbon Express) and my accuracy improved dramatically! I have experienced the same problem with wobble at distance and had to experiment with FOC, arrow length, insert weight and tuning to get it cured. What I finally settled with is shooting 29-1/2" DL, cutting my arrows at 28-1/2" from end of the nock to the end of the shaft.


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