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Main Boards => The Shooters FORM Board => Topic started by: BWallace10327 on January 31, 2018, 09:26:00 PM
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Is it typical to have a bareshaft that flies great when loosed from a gloved hand to show weak when a tab is used in gloves place. This has been consistant with all of my bow/arrow combinations ever since I noticed the difference.
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I'd say YES. The tab generally allows better finger movement than most gloves, so less interference with the string as it goes.
Arne
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Hypothetically speaking, does this mean that changing from a tab to a glove might "fine tune" a slightly weak spined arrow?
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If a bare shaft flies weak when shot from a tab, but good when shot from a glove, then I suppose that could be a way of fine-tuning. However, everybody I know has strong preferences between a tab and a glove, and would prefer to fine tune their arrows some other way.
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It's interesting when things like that make a difference.
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Originally posted by Sirius Black:
It's interesting when things like that make a difference.
Last weekend after an indoor round I switched to my 3-D bow which I shoot with a glove. I went back to shoot my indoor target bow which I shoot with a tab but forgot to take the glove off. Took me a few arrows to figure why they were diving low and left until I realized the problem.