Just wondering how much Detail everyone puts into their archery set ups.
Do you check your tiller and cam sync ?
Do you paper tune, walk back tune?
Do you weigh your arrows, broadheads, fletching etc ?
Check the straightness of your arrows and broadhead fit ?
Can you see how the minute changes effect your accuracy ?
Im old school and after competing for many years it seems many guys think their bow is fine to hunt with when they are not, losing alot of performance.
All the bows I set up are done so to peak their performance for the person shooting them.
Bows are tillered and synced
Paper tuned, then walk back tuned to as far as that shooter can get good results my own to 80 yards.
Arrows are spined and each set of components weighed.
While I used to like sharpening broadheads on my own, i found once they have been sharpened a few times they easily come out of balance and not spin as true, as well as having a weight difference effecting long range accuracy. .
Do you check your tiller and cam sync ?
Do you paper tune, walk back tune?
Do you weigh your arrows, broadheads, fletching etc ?
Check the straightness of your arrows and broadhead fit ?
Can you see how the minute changes effect your accuracy ?
Im old school and after competing for many years it seems many guys think their bow is fine to hunt with when they are not, losing alot of performance.
All the bows I set up are done so to peak their performance for the person shooting them.
Bows are tillered and synced
Paper tuned, then walk back tuned to as far as that shooter can get good results my own to 80 yards.
Arrows are spined and each set of components weighed.
While I used to like sharpening broadheads on my own, i found once they have been sharpened a few times they easily come out of balance and not spin as true, as well as having a weight difference effecting long range accuracy. .