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in reply to: Eye Glasses for Archery? #18838
Try turning your head slightly to the left for RH shooting.
in reply to: MA-2 heads #14254Dave:
The Bodkin was first sold in 1946 and was made by MAke All Tool and Die, it looked just like the MA-3. In 1949 Whiffen decided to make the Bodkin head themselves and changed the design. Make All Tool and Die continued to make the head just renamed it
MA-3. The MA-3 is far from being a “clunky” head. It can be shaving sharp in a minute, it will never fail, flies silent and true. A double bevel has preved itself for a long,long time. A single bevel is just another option, not a solution.
in reply to: Different strings-impact on tuned arrows #9822Don’t worry about any loss in speed, it’s not enough to make any difference in shooting. Since you are able to shoot your wood arrows that is gain.
in reply to: Different strings-impact on tuned arrows #9777Were the brace height and nock point the same? FF(low stretch) strings usually require stiffer arrow. speed-maybe 10fps.
Upon release a bow string does not travel straight forward, it has a “S” path or oscillates. Brace height changes that path which affects spine and noise.
in reply to: Bow Warfing Project #61891OK. I think I see where you going now.
in reply to: Bow Warfing Project #59760So what is it that you are doing or going to do to the bow? From the first picture I would say you could use a shorter string to get the brace up to around 8″? Just because the bow has a bolt does not mean that the bow is meant to be taken down for transport etc.
in reply to: RIGHT WING CONFUSION #52961You didn’t state what broadheads so the there is a variable there. Butr 2.5 fletch with a offset rather than helicial is not much to stabilize a broadhead. Wing of fletch should not matter.
in reply to: What bow to buy #52040Are you needing RH or LH?
in reply to: straight feathers vs. helical #49872There should not be any difference in flight between a parabolic and shield feather. Adding helical usually improves flight. You said both feathers are LW, is the helical clamp a LW? You are using a LW helical clamp and not just offsetting a straight clamp more?
in reply to: straight feathers vs. helical #48936Are the parabolic feathers left wing? Did you use a helical clamp or just put more offset on the feather?
in reply to: How to add point weight on arrow with outserts? #32258If you are already using glue on heads just add 75 or 100 gr adapters.
in reply to: Side quivers with arrow grippers #28547Vista:
Neet:
http://www.neetarcheryproducts.com/product-category/field-quivers
On Leatherwall Swap thread;
Calhoun has a Vista up for trade.
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