bare shaft flying ok? not ok?

[deermaster1]

i have a bare shaft finally flying stright out to 20 yards which is the longest i have shot it. it is flying wear i aim (out to 20 yards) and no longer taking off on a path of its own, BUT the tail is still off center about 2 inxhes on the stiff side.  a fletched arrow is hitting the bag perfectly center and no longer flys with a porpoise or fish tailing motion.  is this close enough for good broadhead flight and pentatration? i dont have any heads yet but want like to know if its close enough...? thanks for any help!

[MJB]

deermaster1 I wish I could help, I was doing a little bareshafting myself. Ready to pull what little hair I have left, out    

[sgrogg]

In my opinion, yes, you are ready to mount some BH's and start practicing with them.  Good luck!

[**DONOTDELETE**]

what point weight on there now? You should be little weak, so when the feathers go on they stiff'e it up some. Try  O.L ADOCK\\'S  Tuning web page

[swampbuck]

The idea with bare shafting is to get fletched arrows and bare shafts to group the same.The nock end of your arrow can be off to the side and in a bag target often will be.I'd say it's close enuff to try BH,s they are basically gonna act the same as the BS giving you the same stiff/weak sign,s

Shoot both at the same time(not literally LOL)so that ya don't start adjusting and take your time beside's shootin arrows is kinda fun

Good luck!!

[BigRonHuntAlot]

I agree with sgrogg. Start shooting them arras.