clearance problem ? form problem ? any ideas ?

[pHz]

Originally Posted by buzz lite beer

What your indicating is the usual trait of a week tune, loose some point weight of drop your poundage. or indeed move your centre shot out still further. If the Nock end didn't flick out and just the point travelled to the left it would be a stiff arrow reading

hmmmnnn - not sure - my arrows were at the stiff end of my bows original poundage and i had to wind the poundage up a little to get them to spine properly in the first place

a weak tune would also see the arrows impact to the right of aim ?

slainte : rob

[buzz lite beer]

Originally Posted by pHz

a weak tune would also see the arrows impact to the right of aim ?

Not the case, It all becomes relevant to where your sight pin is for your present tune, along with factors such as plunger depth.

[Shirt]

FWIW, I agree with Buzz - my 470s do that, there's a distinct nock-end kick for about twenty metres and then they fly fine. They're quite a bit weak, but that (and the bareshaft) is the only indication of it.

[buzz lite beer]

Originally Posted by Shirt

FWIW.

Whasat mean???

[pHz]

bareshaft on mine indicated arrows are fine i think ?

full centreshot and totally stiff button bareshafts are in line with the group and slightly low

outside centreshot and adjusted sprung button bareshafts are slightly left and slightly low

(at 20 yards)

slainte : rob

[pHz]

Originally Posted by buzz lite beer

Whasat mean???

For What Its Worth

slainte rob

[buzz lite beer]

Originally Posted by pHz

bareshaft on mine indicated arrows are fine i think ?

full centreshot and totally stiff button bareshafts are in line with the group and slightly low

outside centreshot and adjusted sprung button bareshafts are slightly left and slightly low

(at 20 yards)

slainte : rob

You see if your centre shot is not set up for the way your shooting , not just the basic left of string the bare shaft but individual to you, which might have to be as far out as a shaft diameter, your bare shafts will not fly straight over any length or distance, and you can get coincidental impact points indicating a good tune but in reality you could be quite a bit away.

[Shirt]

Originally Posted by pHz

(at 20 yards)

Try some other distances - I have a set of ACEs where the bareshaft shows slightly stiff at 18m, bang on at 30m, a bit weak at 40m, off the boss weak at 50m. Trying different distances can give a better idea of the overall picture.

[pHz]

i can see some head scratching nights at the club coming up next week

slainte rob

[pHz]

Originally Posted by Shirt

Try some other distances - I have a set of ACEs where the bareshaft shows slightly stiff at 18m, bang on at 30m, a bit weak at 40m, off the boss weak at 50m. Trying different distances can give a better idea of the overall picture.

so - how do you tune for that situation ?

slainte : rob