I think arrows are 2 stiff :(

[wingate_52]

Keep the XX75's for indoors and get some properly spined arrows(get advice!) e.g. ACC's for outdoors.

[vertek]

Originally Posted by wingate_52

Keep the XX75's for indoors and get some properly spined arrows(get advice!) e.g. ACC's for outdoors.

I got advice an they said get those
Also id rather up the poundage than get new arrows an then up poundage again.

[not dead yet]

have you set the arrow up right .( centre shot). absolutely loads of things the could be wrong. you not got anyone in the club to help....pete

have you tried to adjust button caseing before locking as this will help center shot should be slightly to the left. worked for me. good luck

[hooktonboy]

Originally Posted by vertek

i think my arrows might be 2 stiff.
I have a samick agulla, an 34# kap challenegr limbs.
I have (roughly) 30.5" draw.
arrows are xx75 plat plus 2115's
Bare shaft is goin left bout a meter on a 18m target.

Seb.

I'm amazed that messing with the button made little difference. Get the centre shot sorted (and with thick arrows like them I reckon you only need it a little bit left of the string, not arrow thickness!. Start with the button really soft and take it up half a turn at a time with the sight ring directly above the shaft.

Based on the Easton charts (now, now, folks!) you'd think the spine was either right or just a little bit too stiff. Lower the brace height to make the bow a bit faster?

Can you get the fletched shafts to go where you point them? If you can get 'em to group then they'll do for indoor/short distance. Never been wholly convinced by bare shaft as a diagnosis (Ok for retuning reference later)

Just another thought or two?

Do you anchor tip or side of nose? (side tends to mean you need the sight further left). Are comfortable with the draw weight - i.e can you get a decent follow through on every shot?

Sorry - just chucked in a few things to check out - you've probably thought of most of them already.

BTW - get some new arrows for outdoors tho!

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[vertek]

Originally Posted by hooktonboy

I'm amazed that messing with the button made little difference. Get the centre shot sorted (and with thick arrows like them I reckon you only need it a little bit left of the string, not arrow thickness!. Start with the button really soft and take it up half a turn at a time with the sight ring directly above the shaft.

Based on the Easton charts (now, now, folks!) you'd think the spine was either right or just a little bit too stiff. Lower the brace height to make the bow a bit faster?

Can you get the fletched shafts to go where you point them? If you can get 'em to group then they'll do for indoor/short distance. Never been wholly convinced by bare shaft as a diagnosis (Ok for retuning reference later)

Just another thought or two?

Do you anchor tip or side of nose? (side tends to mean you need the sight further left). Are comfortable with the draw weight - i.e can you get a decent follow through on every shot?

Sorry - just chucked in a few things to check out - you've probably thought of most of them already.

BTW - get some new arrows for outdoors tho!

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I anchor infront of my nose i think,
I shoot 450+ ports, so yea they group , an draw wieght isnt a prob hence me thinking bout going up to 38#'s
Thanks.
Seb

[vertek]

Sooo, this is the newest details

Ive a draw length of 31.5"
cranked poundage upto max, an i now have 43#'s on the fingers
arrows arent stiff anymore , just have to set up nocking point an plunger.
YAY.