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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: saponi on October 01, 2024, 06:11:18 AM
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when mounting a 2 blade broadhead on the arrow do you have it horazonal or vertial or dosent it mater
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Does not matter from an arrow flight standpoint in my experience. However, some have mentioned over the years that at the vertical position, heavy crosswinds may cause flight issues.
Personally, I always set mine in the horizontal position to keep my sight picture unobstructed.
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I like mine vert as i cut my arrows to length and use the back of the bh as a draw check against my finger.
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Horizontal for me,because a really good bowhunter told me to do it that way about 56 years ago
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thanks for your replys
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I used to put mine at 11 & 5 oclock so when i drew back and canted the bow the big broadhead would disappear... nowadays its however it lands.
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I mount mine horizontal, so I don't have a sight in front of me at full draw. It's just a distraction to my focus on the critter.
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Regarding friends post and I hope he doesn’t mind my thought?
I don’t think any crosswind would affect flight. The arrows spin and imo the feathers would cause more wind flight issues but I can’t be sure. Now if it was stated if you hold at full draw crosswind might put side pressure on the bow I’d agree to that a little cause bow quivers would do lots more.
No dis on friends post.
To the op I just throw the arrows on with screw ins. Wood arrows get a 45 degree for some reason
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As long as they are mounted straight and true, it doesn't matter how you do it. Put them where you like them. I have my own theory and I like them horizontal, but that's just the way I like it.
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Wudstix X2.
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I mount mine to where they spin true and don't worry about it.
Hap
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doesn't matter as long as they spin true, for me I like mine set 2 and 8,