Whipped up a simple paper tuner today!

[Tim]

Nice!  .......but let's talk about that "sweet" Thunderhorn!    

[Longbow917]

She is purty aint she Tim!!!  

[Hopewell Tom]

I like the wax paper roll and picture frame idea. I've only read about paper tuning (like right now), but will set something up with a picture frame and wp roll to try.

[RM81]

Nice job.  I built one awhile back out of some scrap pieces of wood trim.

I'm curious to see some setups that include a holder for the roll of paper.  You can get large rolls of craft paper from places like Michaels or any other craft store.

[twistedlim]

Just made one myself...
According to the fella that makes my bows you have to stand about 15-20 feet back to let the arrow get out of paradox.  The arrow has to bend to get around the riser unless it is centershot so it needs a bit of distance to recover.

 


 

[Longbow917]

Dang twistedlim, that is a sweet setup.  Very nice, and that is the elusive bullet holes they speak of!!  Looks like she is shootin' way good:)

[xtrema312]

Butcher paper works well also I hear and you can find some wider rolls of it.

[JamesKerr]

That looks like an awesome set-up. I can't comment on your tuning as I have never been able to get any bow or arrow set up to shoot perfect bullet holes through paper. I do my Tuning according to O.L. Adcock's method of bare shaft planing and then check tuning once in a while by watching my flight with wet feathers and broadheads. Really that's all that matters to me if my broadheads fly good with wet and dry fletching I figure I'm good to go.