6 Reasons Your Broadheads Don't Fly Like Field Points
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Do your broadheads fly like field points? Well, you are probably shooting Tooth of the Arrow then! If they aren't flying with your field points though, here are six reasons why that might be happening.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:16 Your arrow aren't square
01:23 Your components are low quality
01:49 Your arrow spine is wrong
03:08 You haven't paper tuned
03:55 Your cam timing is off
05:08 Your form is bad
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
If I move my head to "watch" the arrow every shot goes left... I have been really working on that part of my form and paper tuning is GREAT for that. It makes you concentrate on what the hell you are doing!
Such a common problem and easy to not see that you’re doing it! Thank you for watching!
#3 is a big one and often overlooked.
It is by far the most effort to fix, and unfortunately I think that’s a reason so many people ignore it
Does 3 to 4 fletch change spine because of the added weight or is there another reason?
Theoretically the extra vane does add weight to the back end and softens your spine, but it’s a negligible amount in practice. The 4th fletch adds 33% more stabilizing power to your arrow, and will outperform a 3 fletch in pretty much every way as a result
Can a single-cam bow be timed? I got a Matthews Swithback. Just restrung it you got me wondering...
In simple terms, no. The point of the solo cam when it was developed was to create the most forgiving bow possible. By only having one cam, there is no timing to be done really. There are some adjustment points to be made, but the bow can't really go out of 'time'. You may wonder why everyone doesn't shoot solo cams. As with most things in archery, every benefit comes with a tradeoff, and solo cams generally are a bit less powerful than dual cams. You have a lesser need for fine tuning, but slightly lower power. If you have broadhead flight issues with a solo cam, your arrow spine would be the first thing to look at followed by arrow rest set up!
Broadheads that put more weight forward will change the balance of the arrow ! If The broadhead moves the weight forward and changes the balance ! If you change the balance point of the arrow it will hit a different spot on the target ! I use 100g spitfire and 85g bludgeon( the rubber is much wider and has more drag , being littler moves the balnce to the rear of the bance point makes hit the same spot as the 100 g spitfire broadhead and 100g feild point ) and 100g feild points and they all hit the same point on the target !
If you shoot a different weight of a bullet it will hit a different spot with the same sight picture !
Funny you don't say anything about the weight of the broadhead or feild points or types of broadheads , the longer the broadhed is the more weight is forward of the balance point of the arrow and it will hit a different ( lower ) spot on the target !
This is a good point! The reason I don’t mention it is because I assume that most people will shoot the same field point and broadhead weight. In terms of weight distribution, you are right this is a point that I could have mentioned. There are broadheads which have very poor weight distribution (meaning too much of the weight is not in the ferrule) and those would fall into reason #2, the components just are not of high quality.
Thanks so much for the reply!
You mean the $15 broadheads from rural king might not be the best quality? Get outta here
We were shocked too haha