If a bare shaft doesn’t fly straight, it will act like a boat rudder and plane off in the direction its pointing. A fletched arrow, by design, can correct itself in flight. That’s why the two. If your bareshaft is hitting to the right, this means that you’re getting a tail left kick, which is making your arrow plane to the right. The opposite is true for hits to the left. You can see the.

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Gold Tip recommends bare shaft tuning for any setup shot with a finger release. In order to use this method, you will need two fletched arrows and two bare shafts. Follow the illustrations.

When you're tuning with a bare shaft, the only difference is that the bare shaft doesn't have feathers. If your fletched shafts are 2 inches shorter, your results mean nothing.. So, as I walk you through the process of bare shaft nock tuning your arrows through paper, I’m going to assume a few things right off the bat. I’m going to assume that your bow is. The red is the shaft and the black is the nock and fletchings. The tear tells you at which angle your arrow is flying through the air, allowing you to make the changes necessary.

No matter what I did with rest and yokes could fix everything but nock high bareshafts. Dropped my nock point down about an eight or so and it was perfect with an. For instance, if a bare shaft is hitting right and you can't get it to move closer to your fletched arrow, this indicates a weak arrow spine and the opposite is true for hits to the.

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