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Thanks for the tips, I will get to work on it. Crunchy, where should I go to get paper tuned?
Shooting a real nice tight group with my field points but my broadhead shots are low and to the right a bit. Shooting montec 125gr. I have shot them with the blades matching the vanes and the opposite of the vanes. Matching is better but still not close enough to my feild points for me. How do I fix this?KID
May not be your problem but I have been having problems with erratic broadhead flight. Mine were hitting left 5 " @ 30 yards. I messed with form, rest etc for 2 weeks and found out the one broadhead I was practicing with was my whole problem. Put it on another arrow and was 5" low each shot. Got out another arrow / broadhead and punching the center out @ 50 yards. I also shoot Montec 100 gr with replaceable blades, I placed the practice blades in each broad head / arrow combination and tested. All seven remaining arrows punch the center out @ 50 yards. I just happened to pick the messed up one to shoot & practice. My bow was paper tuned, all arrows spun test etc, just a funky flying broadhead that won't fly true on any arrow. So check all broadheads. Mike
Quote from: MIKEXRAY on August 24, 2009, 10:59:28 AMMay not be your problem but I have been having problems with erratic broadhead flight. Mine were hitting left 5 " @ 30 yards. I messed with form, rest etc for 2 weeks and found out the one broadhead I was practicing with was my whole problem. Put it on another arrow and was 5" low each shot. Got out another arrow / broadhead and punching the center out @ 50 yards. I also shoot Montec 100 gr with replaceable blades, I placed the practice blades in each broad head / arrow combination and tested. All seven remaining arrows punch the center out @ 50 yards. I just happened to pick the messed up one to shoot & practice. My bow was paper tuned, all arrows spun test etc, just a funky flying broadhead that won't fly true on any arrow. So check all broadheads. MikeThat's why a person should always spin your arrow and check to make sure the broadhead tip doesn't wobble at all. It it does, don't use it!
Quote from: TheKid#10 on August 23, 2009, 07:56:07 PMThanks for the tips, I will get to work on it. Crunchy, where should I go to get paper tuned?In your back yard! Make yourself a frame to set in front of your target that you can stretch some paper on and stand about 6 feet in front of the paper and shoot through it. Do some searching around on the net and you will find lots of info.-Lowedog