Does it really have that much effect as some say it does? paper tuned a heli m today and was fairly simple but had me thinking how many really do it.
Of the several common different tuning methods, paper tuning is the least useful. I usually shot though paper after I bare shaft and walk back tune. I never, never over ride those two methods based on a paper tear looks like.
I think you learn more about your form and whether you are torquing the bow with paper than any other method. Does it make a big difference in accuracy? Perhaps, especially when shooting fixed blade broadheads.
