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Originally Posted by geoffretired  Getting arrows to fly on a straight flightpath is not quite the same as getting the bare shaft to land in the group. When the arrows match the speed of your bow, the bare shaft should land close to the group. If they are a bit stiff, or soft, they may still fly along a straight path but they could be fishtailing , specially in the first few yards or more. The pile weight will keep the front more or less on a line while the tails wave about. It would be better to get better flight especially in wind where the fishtailing can produce variations between the shots. |
thanks geoff - you know when something thats been eluding your full comprehension is phrased in such a way it actually 'clicks' ?
now then - a single fishtail motion close to the bow - i assume a further tinkering (given that arrow spine and bow speed are fairly close) with button pressure one way or the other is the remedy ?
slainte
: rob