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Main Boards => The Shooters FORM Board => Topic started by: Ybuck on April 24, 2007, 09:02:00 PM
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Should i break in my new tab(cavalier) before tuning arrows to my bow?
Would'nt my arrow tune differently once my tab is broke in? Thank you. Steve. :archer:
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As long as you're consistent(grouping), go for it.
I bareshaft something about every day...it's and ongoing amusement...so have as much fun as you can stand. :bigsmyl:
I like my Black Widow tabs. :archer:
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Originally posted by Woodduck:
As long as you're consistent(grouping), go for it.
I bareshaft something about every day...it's and ongoing amusement...so have as much fun as you can stand. :bigsmyl:
I like my Black Widow tabs. :archer:
I should explain my situation more clearly. I have shot traditional very little, so im not grouping. Basically im starting from scratch. So do i buy arrows that "should" be close for my set up, and just work on my form first? Then worry about the best arrow for my set up after that? Thanks. :archer:
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Ybuck, if ya can tell me your set up and how many pounds your bow is at your draw, I can get ya darn close on the arrows ya need. EX. if your bow is 50#s at 28"s and ya draw 26"s, the poundage at your draw would be darn close to 44#s, also let me know the name of the bow you are shooting. Shawn
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Originally posted by Shawn Leonard:
Ybuck, if ya can tell me your set up and how many pounds your bow is at your draw, I can get ya darn close on the arrows ya need. EX. if your bow is 50#s at 28"s and ya draw 26"s, the poundage at your draw would be darn close to 44#s, also let me know the name of the bow you are shooting. Shawn
I'm going to be setting up a Hoyt Gamemaster II. 40# @ 28"(i have heard these bows can run around 5# above the marked draw weight?) My draw length is 28".
Thanks much Shawn.
Steve. :archer: