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Old 15-08-07, 08:52 PM
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My tuning has changed. Button adjusted heavier points and then 10mm cut off the shaft.
So the same arrows in the sense of Trigger's broom being the same one (Only Fools and Horses)?
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Old 15-08-07, 08:55 PM
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Thank you to all of you who replied to my question and thank you for the welcome messages.

Can't wait to finish the lessons, buy some equipment and start shooting!

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Old 16-08-07, 11:57 AM
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Same nocks and fletchings though! The heavier points have dropped the sightmarks, the faster Winex limbs have raised the sightmarks, the 18 strand string gives the release a better feel than the 16 strand fastflight, but has lost a little speed. The heavier points have weakened the shaft, cutting the shafts has stiffened the arrows, and increased the speed fractionaly, the button has been in and out. So I am probably back to where I was. But I have learned to evaluate, and have gained knowledge and understanding along the way. Next componant to change is the wooden grip for a plastic and rubber Jager grip. I will probably master that just in time to go indoors and change arrows and button and arrow rest again.
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