my new x10s

#1 (**permalink**) 15-03-08, 11:28 PM

Well I done it I went and got some x10 shafts 600 spine and some pin nocks and points I have cut them perfectly and after tomorrows shoot I will be starting the retuneing of my bow I have never tuned arrows of this level so will need some help in getting it right so be prepared for loads of Questions

ta for now scotty

Jay.g · #2 (**permalink**) 16-03-08, 03:41 AM

Well the tuning for them wouldn't be or really shouldn't be more difficult in fact I'd expect the opposite. Basically if they are suited for your bow, its not going to take much time to tune them. The most I do is just shoot bareshafts at 30m then adjust accordingly if at all, that's about enough really...

King Custard · #3 (**permalink**) 16-03-08, 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Jay.g

Well the tuning for them wouldn't be or really shouldn't be more difficult in fact I'd expect the opposite. Basically if they are suited for your bow, its not going to take much time to tune them. The most I do is just shoot bareshafts at 30m then adjust accordingly if at all, that's about enough really...

Could you please run us through on how on tune by just shooting bareshafts? What are you looking to achieve, and how? thanks

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