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For fixed blades: 1. Make sure you have proper spine 2. Bareshaft tune 3. Determine direction of natural arrow spin 4. 4 fletch helical...
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So, in my very much not-an-aeronautical-engineer mind, it wouldn’t really matter how the broadhead blades are indexed relative to the...
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Archery experts will unanimously tell you broadhead orientation to vanes does not matter for accuracy. I trust they know what they’re...
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Dam, this is a head scratcher.
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TexAg09 replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?..001 tolerance, but good tip
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Our your arrows good quality for factory straightness? Either way, roll the shafts on a flat surface, then spin every arrow with bh...
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TexAg09 replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?.In hindsight I think that might be easier, but the arrows I have are already fletched so I'm trying to not have to refletch them.
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TexAg09 replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?.I already said I was using that in the very first post. Any other tips?
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The argument against hot melt is it's bad for carbon arrows. Sticks like Ferr-L-Tite don't require enough heat to be a problem.
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TexAg09 replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?.Thanks for this statement. This was an issue before I spent quite a bit of time tuning my bow. I had three arrows that lined up...
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I’ve always done slow cure 2 part epoxies and spun them with broadheads. Make adjustments as you spin if it’s not spinning true. I’ve...
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I use two part epoxy from Easton. I’ve found that slower cure time usually equals stronger bond. It takes a long time to set up and 24...
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TexAg09 replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?.I'm sorry howl, but I'm not sure what this means. Can you elaborate? (In my brief 4 years of archery experience.) I have always just...
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If you're not very handsome and incredibly rich, not ready to support your long lost father in a manner that I deserve then kiss off.
