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Started by Lee Lobbestael, March 16, 2009, 05:16:00 PM

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Lee Lobbestael

Mw arrows are to light and don't fly right out of my bow. How do you add arrow weight to a cedar shaft. I know i could use a heavier field point but wouldn't that make it to heavy up front?

TomMcDonald

Have you tuned your arrows to your bow?

BEN

I'd think it would be hard to add weight to a finished wood shaft except adding point weight or one of those screw-on adapters like 3 Rivers has.

If they are not flying right--that could be a spine issue: you can have light---heavy arrows  still spine the same and fly great. I'd experiment with a couple differing spined arrows and see what tunes best to your bow: you can usually go up in spine a little if your bow is center-shot.

You could give John Christianer a call here in Conesville---he is a real pro a making wood arrows and has been around a long time: he could probably help you out:
    TWIG ARCHERY  740-829-2847

Ben
Ben
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