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Old 09-01-08, 08:28 AM
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Riser: Hoyt Nexus
Limbs: KG APEX 66x40lb
Sight: Arten Olympic
Stabilisers: Arten custom carbons
Button: BEITER
Bow String: 20str 452x - Bieter nock
Arrows: ACE's -X10's
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Just a point of interest Nick -
I'm assuming that any arrow that left the group during this process was generally a left/right wanderer.....or did you notice any difference in up/down spread for turning the nocks?
Gotta try this out soon as possible- as much as I've read about it, I've not tried this...and it sounds far less ' loony overkill - rubber ducky ' than giving new shafts a bath to see which way they 'float' ( another method in Simon Needhams book...as much as i know 'bathing' can give you a reasonable guide - Your way sounds far more dynamic.
Smart work! and thanks for writing this one up!
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