Thread: arrow spine how critical (indoors)?
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Old 29-02-08, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted by SLOWHAND View Post
You can get away with murder shooting indoors at one distance. I recently got my old Infinite/Synergy back and have tried 610, 570 and 520 Aces and 1916 platinums. All of these could be shot indoors with a bit of tweaking of the button and sight.
yes you can get away with murder shooting different spined arrows indoors because there is less time for the arrow to do stupid things before it hits the target, having the wrong spine is not greatly effected in perfect releases and shots, (hence compound can shoot varying spines and still get good scores) but if you pull out a bad shot or four then the difference will be greatly exagerated than if you had the correct spine
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