arrow tuning distance

[goingoldskool]

Is 8-10 yards far enough to see if arrows are too stiff/weak? With the weather/wind whipping, I have to shoot in the basement....

thanks,

Rodd

[AZ_Longbow]

Its a good starting distance. You can get a good understanding of what the arrow needs.

[gonefishing600]

Like AZ said it's a good starting distance, but the further out you get the more you will see. I end up at 25 yards bareshaft, and 30-35 yards with a flecthed shaft and a broadhead. That broadhead will really tell the story.

[goingoldskool]

Cool, Thanks!

God Bless,

Rodd

[VA Elite]

I can only to a distance of about 17 yds. past that and I may not even hit the target.

[CoachBGriff]

Tuning doesn't matter much when you can't shoot!

Just kidding!  

Sounds like you need my 20 yard range in my basement!

[Fletcher]

Actually, paper tuning will tell you exactly what is going on with only a few yards.  Set your paper at about 6 FEET, and the catch target far enuf back so the arrow fully clears the paper.  8-10 yds is plenty for sorking on form.

[damascusdave]

For preliminary tuning I am quite content with the results I get in my basement at about 12 to 15 feet...I simply confirm that later when I can shoot at longer range...very seldom do my short range findings change appreciably

DDave

[Hud]

Here is a good reference, you can't go wrong if you follow Paul's advice.

 http://elitearrows.com/proper-arrow/