By far the most informative tuning video ive "needed." I have the same bow, rest, peep...single pin is different but this video immulates my needs. Thanks!!!
Immaculate video, easy simple and not backwards. Steps and process on the money. Learned more on this video than watching 15 other small short videos. Thanks for your work and sharing your success
This is the BEST broad head tuning video I have ever seen so far!! Bar none! I love the bow, the sites are great, but that rest is truly amazing!! There is nothing I don't like about this rig! Thank you for all the work, and the simple explanation.
I never knew that Charlie Hunnam is good with bows..... 🙂 As I don't have tools, this is how I started to put my bow together, and set it up , I'm new to archery, I just eyeballed the things, and fine tuned from that point. Well done Video, easy to understand!! 🙌
Oh man thank you Dan! Iv ben shooting for 4 years and I'm self taught or maybe TH-cam certified would be a better term. I'm now a pretty strong shooter but this simple to the point instruction is so key and really puts things together for me and other folks who are new or have ben at it awhile.
@@EastmansHuntingJournals Well I guess it depends on what’s considered “big game,” but I’m a surfer to my core, so most of my free time I’m hunting for waves, but during the fall, I just hunt black tails in the mountains behind town. It’s been one of the most difficult challenges of my life getting close to these animals but the adventure is ALWAYS next level! I guess u get out what you put in right?! I definitely need to work on putting in more time in the mountains and less in the ocean. We’ll see how it goes! Anyways thank you for the video!
About to start tuning my own stuff going to buy a little cheap press to get started been toying with the idea for a couple years now and I think this might be the best video I’ve ever seen on set up
Dan, I really enjoyed video that you did on Broadhead tuning. Recently, while I was hunting, i noticed that my pin was a little to the left of my arrow and my string at rest. I thought I had seen this all in one before, so I made an adjustment when I got back to the camp. And got it in line. I did shoot it add a short yardage because it was dark and I couldn’t see much past the light from the cabin. It shot well and so I thought that’s how it should be. But watching you turn this broad head and show that the pen should be a little to the left, really came home to me as yesterday I hit a deer Left of where my thought on and was not able to recover the Eno. It was a very doable shot, and I should have made a double one yet, but instead, I hit shoulder and was not able to recover Leanna. I wish I had seen your video sooner, because in moving my pin to the right, I move my point of that impact to the left and what I thought was a chip shot. Ended up being a nightmare for me. Thank you for this great video and I hope others are paying close attention to what you’re presenting.
I am really sorry to hear that, bowhunting can cause mind games for sure. Yeah the pin will always be out of plane to the left of your arrow in the resting position on a right handed bow. This reflects how much torque your bow has that is caused by the cable guard. -Dan
Thank you. After watching this video I went out and had mine tuned in 15 minutes. My broadheads and target points hit in the center. I can't thank you enough. Great learning tool.
Great vid Dan! A lot of people that can’t get a big fixed head to fly great always think it’s the broadhead, when in reality it’s either their bow isn’t tuned, their arrow has problems (not spined correctly, or arrow components aren’t square) or there is a problem with their form. Most times it has nothing to do with the head.
Best arrow rest tuning video I've found and I've watched a few. Also I have a whisker biscuit new to bow hunting this year and now I have baseball size groups with broadhead and field tips. Thanks so much man was I getting frustrated 😂
Dan. I really appreciate the "kiss" method- for me, being the last "s" in "kiss", simplifying process makes tuning enjoyable rather than a frustrating headache. I, as well as many other viewers (IF I can speak for the masses) appreciated the "Blue Collar" approach and realism you bring to your videos! This is what makes Dan a joy to watch. There is NEVER a ? whether he's being honest, transparent, and providing his best info with the true intent of helping others! Refreshing! Ty for your "content"& providing clear info for those of us who want the practical, applied hunting specific info. Keep em in the kill zone!
I find it helps to visualize what is happening (nock left/right). For those new to this issue, I hold one index finger up a few inches in front of my nose (the "string") then with the other hand, form a "V" with my index/middle fingers (the "rest") and hold that out a few inches beyond my single finger. Now, I can visualize where the rest aligns with respect to the string. His description of nock-left, and the adjustment of the rest to correct it, now makes sense.
Good example. How I think of it is like having fletchings on the front of the arrow and the direction the front is pointing will steer the arrow unless the rear fletching is much larger overpowering the front fletching. Hence why very large fletching and or a small folding broadhead are sometimes used to put a bandaid on a poorly tuned bow.
Thanks a lot brother I appreciate the truth and honesty the bow shop I go to acts like he can't let me see how to adjust my bow because it takes out of his pocket but you just explained a whole lot of stuff to me and that's why I subscribed thanks again
Paper tuning is very important you do not want the arrow hitting what your shooting at sideways. You need perfect arrow flight to shoot fixed blade broadheads. Thank you for the video
That’s how I tuned my bows back in the day Dan. I didn’t even know what paper tuning was. Great Stuff brings back the good old bow tunning days. Keep up the Strong Work 💪🏻
Been shooting compounds for well over 25 years. Just started using paper tuning about 5 years ago AS A BASE LINE BEGINNING!!! Generally you or someone withyou can see bad arrow flight. The main thing is setting everything straight through the centerline of the bow to start with. If you can video arrow flight that's a good place to start or have someone using binoculars watch the flight. Erratic flight can usually be seen through binoculars. Great video here. Just a simple set up getting it done
This has been the best tuning video i have watched in 8 years. No nock tuning no bareshaft tuning. Straight to the point how to broad head tuning thank you. I just need a better target lol.
Bare shaft tuning is needed if you don't know what spine your bow likes. I've set up tons of Mathews bows and know what they like so I'm kind of cheating. haha Also if you can't get this quick method to work for you, you will need to bare shaft tune and then start your broadhead tune over. -Dan
As a newbie this was super helpful. I've spent weeks finding some of these things out by experimenting and accident. I have never seen this put into one concise video. Thank you.
Nice vid, very simple and clean and well done, explained very well without any extra stuff to confuse,,, really like your style, keep it up and send em’ Yah 👍
Hi there its Tim! Just wanted to say thanks for the great tips! & that me and the wife love watching your videos. & just wanted to say i been wanting that EXACT same bow there ya got.. I hear from a couple different buddies of mine that has it say its a really good bow. sorry lol but just had to say wish i had it! Best of luck to ya in the woods. As always keep the videos coming & Great hunting to ya! God bless!!!
Wow I can't believe the timing of you video release! I was just looking for this information today, the day it posted! Great info, thanks a ton Dan! I'm hunting spring bear here in MT and have never been able to pair my field tips with broadheads, seasonally switching sucks!
Wow, after shooting for over forty years I see how easy it can be. BTW, I have a MATHEWS VXR 28 LH. I can say it's the best Mathews I've ever owned. Great how to video
That's it folks, pack it up- this is the bowhunter's bow setup video that everybody needs. I landed on this method after years of ignorance and abject failure (eyeballing arrows for berger hole & cam center, then move sight, then BH tune). I regret ever listening to the "pro shop" that told me to just move my sights for broadheads- that is the absolute worst thing possible, and that shop probably set me back several years of learning. If BH and field points don't hit the same, then the arrow isn't flying straight, and your broadhead won't go into the animal like it should- hard to drive the arrow in when it's hitting sideways. That being said, this all assumes you're using a properly spined arrow. Changing weight up front dramatically effects dynamic spine, and things can get really weird if you're underspined. And you always have to have a solid, neutral grip on the bow.
Excellent video. I especially like the parts about looking downward from the top of the bow and aligning (eyeballing) the arrow with the centerline. I don’t know why I have never done that. The other part you explained extremely well is what to do with nock high, low, left, and right.
Glad it helped. If you don't know what spine of arrow your bow likes then I suggest you start with bare shaft tuning then move into this broadhead tune. -Dan
I'm very interested in tuning and setting up my own stuff in the future but not ganna lie its a little intimidating. This video made me feel better! Thanks dude!
You bet! You can do it!! I also suggest watching my other tuning video on tuning any bow, before you broadhead tune. It will make your life even easier. -Dan
Iv been shooting bows over 20 yrs and have had no problem. 6 different bows same combo 5 inch helical fletch feathers 3 blade hundred grain muzzy. Field points and broadheads hit exact same place no messing with the sights.
Hello Allie. Not only are you charming but this video is really informative. I am going to buy a chronograph…..if not to better chose an arrow but to also gauge my sight on my bow. I pull 65 pounds on a compound and 52 on a recurve. Really interesting video and top of it……not too long. Some guys manage to bore you stiff sometimes
Thanks for your feedback. Definitely share it around, and check out this playlist for more bow tuning and set up: th-cam.com/play/PLsCaxOyKjb4oEJlv2jD4sgqvZdYrwct5R.html
Not sure what was more impressive, the speed that you tuned that bow or that your peep didn't go flying. I've sent a couple peeps rocketing around my garage while paper tuning without having them tied in.
I really like this informative bow setup tutorial. Set up and tuned my backup bow and it shoots great. Next step is the broad head tuning. Ran out of daylight.
This is great! Ive done it. However, domt skip shooting through paper. It can help indicate weak spine, as well as if your cams need to be adjusted left OR right (KNOWING THAT YOUR REST IS DEAD CENTER) once thats achieve and timing etc is achieved, then go ahead and do this broad head tune. I learned the hard way!
This is great! Paper tuning sucks! I love how relaxed your explanation was. Makes me much less apprehensive about doing this tuning process myself. Thank you for making this video!! Good luck this fall.
Great stuff man! Definitely simplified the process. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to this. I wish the guys at my local archery shop weren’t so snobby about literally Everything, they make archery out to be an elitist activity like golf or something. I have started cutting and squaring my own arrows just so I don’t have to go there. If they were regular guys like you they would make more of my money. LoL.
Great video, been putting off broadhead tuning because everyone seems to overcomplicate it by adding paper tuning and bareshaft tuning and that's just a bunch of stuff for newer archers. Glad to see I can get my broadheads shooting accurately without all that extra work that I'm not confident I could do correctly.
I still suggest bare shaft tuning before you broadhead tune if you aren't totally sure what spine you'll need to start with. I have another video on that. -Dan
Had the bow set up at a pro shop. It performed just fine th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQEKUoxLWwayEDZR0NKB-5limn4MBU-2L . And I would say this is a good starting now that I could pass down to my son when he is older.But the package was missing the release and a nock was missing from one arrow.Dealing with customer support was terrible. They suggested I buy a new release rather than correct their own quality control issue because it’s to expensive for the. to ship it out from China.Update: manufacturer got back to me and resolved the issue. I retract the above statement.
Had my bow worked on at a pro shop charge me a bunch of money for some repair parts got hit to sight it in, mind you I'm new to the game got home bow shot like crap, just watch your video and everything was out of wack, just sighted it in and lined up the arrow like you said . Can't wait to fire her off tomorrow..thanks
Love the video, very informative like Spines says. Great job! I still paper tune in my shop but when it comes to hunting as you say, close kills! lol. Great job.
Thanks once again for another interesting and informative video on a great topic. I admittedly struggle with getting my fixed blade broadheads to fly or hit close to my field points. But that was my fault I switched to a heavier arrow (11.25 gpi at 29 inch draw and 45 grain insert and 100 grain cut on contact broadheads, would have tried 125 or 150 but online and local retailers were out or don't carry) too late in the preseason and only shot those and no field points since that's what I was hunting with. 20 yards was "fine" but 30 was all over the place and I didn't even sight for 40 and 50. Whitetail woods usually doesn't offer shots more than 35 anyway. I am working on getting my old 2006 PSE ready for spring turkey. Not sure if I should switch to a wide cut mechanical for turkey then back to fixed for deer or just stick with the fixed all the way through
All the experts seem to be 50/50 on whether to chase broadhead or chase field tips when broadhead tuning. I swear I've had both work and not work at different times. The latest that worked for me, on advice of an expert, was chasing the broadhead for right and left, but chasing the field tip for up and down. Is it a matter of the bow? A matter of arrow spine that leans toward weak vs toward stiff? Drop away vs. whisker biscuit? I'm not sure anybody knows. The flight of the arrow truly is mystical 😆
Haha… I’m new to all this and I noticed the same thing. Expert A: “Chase the broadhead.” Expert B: “Chase the fieldpoint.” Me: Well that’s just great 🤦♂️
@@ZUnit06I’ve tested it a bunch of times with different heads and diffrent arrows, every time I have had it work with chasing the broad heads, the youtube channel inside out precision makes a great video explaining why, it makes perfect sense
@hunkersquad Thanks so much… I found the video. I had watched it before so I gave it a watch again. Made sense. Would I be able to achieve similar outcomes by doing walk back tuning? Like, if I walk back tune with my broad heads, should that also get my broadhead hitting center with my field points? Or do they achieve slightly different outcomes?
@@ZUnit06 slightly different outcomes, the walk back tuning will just get your broad-heads hitting closer to where they should be at before you start to broadhead tune👍
@@EastmansHuntingJournals yes bow hunting this fall. And your tips are extremely helpful!! Thank for be the Good !! Good luck on all your hunts too this year !! 👍👍
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You are a great teacher! I love how you went step by step with no fluff. Time to go tune my bow!
This Guy,.. KNOWS,.. his chit !!!
This is the method I've been using for 20 plus years, but I'd never seen anyone else doing it. Simple, quick and works consistently.
By far the most informative tuning video ive "needed." I have the same bow, rest, peep...single pin is different but this video immulates my needs. Thanks!!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment 👍
I second that! This is fantastic!!! Thanks a lot
@@EastmansHuntingJournals Great video! I'm going to new arrows this year. I'll start from scratch.
Immaculate video, easy simple and not backwards.
Steps and process on the money.
Learned more on this video than watching 15 other small short videos.
Thanks for your work and sharing your success
Glad you liked it! Thanks for your feedback. We'll try to keep this kind of content coming 👍
This is the BEST broad head tuning video I have ever seen so far!! Bar none!
I love the bow, the sites are great, but that rest is truly amazing!! There is nothing I don't like about this rig!
Thank you for all the work, and the simple explanation.
Thanks for watching!
I never knew that Charlie Hunnam is good with bows..... 🙂
As I don't have tools, this is how I started to put my bow together, and set it up , I'm new to archery, I just eyeballed the things, and fine tuned from that point.
Well done Video, easy to understand!! 🙌
Oh man thank you Dan! Iv ben shooting for 4 years and I'm self taught or maybe TH-cam certified would be a better term. I'm now a pretty strong shooter but this simple to the point instruction is so key and really puts things together for me and other folks who are new or have ben at it awhile.
Glad to hear! Its very easy to over complicate things and get your wires crossed. Tuning can and should be simple!
I’ve been doing this for years, you explained it , so easy to understand
Finally a tuning video that is simple and to the point! What a breath of fresh air for a rookie like myself. 🤙🏻
We appreciate the feedback! We will keep these types of how to videos coming! Will you be bow hunting any big game this fall?
@@EastmansHuntingJournals
Well I guess it depends on what’s considered “big game,” but I’m a surfer to my core, so most of my free time I’m hunting for waves, but during the fall, I just hunt black tails in the mountains behind town. It’s been one of the most difficult challenges of my life getting close to these animals but the adventure is ALWAYS next level! I guess u get out what you put in right?! I definitely need to work on putting in more time in the mountains and less in the ocean. We’ll see how it goes!
Anyways thank you for the video!
Good luck out there! Sounds like an adventure either way 👍👊
@@EastmansHuntingJournals only issue with this is they are backward, wrong information. Move rest toward broadhead impact.
@@lukeonderko8696 I encourage you to try this method even though it's not traditional. It gives you great broadhead accuracy.
About to start tuning my own stuff going to buy a little cheap press to get started been toying with the idea for a couple years now and I think this might be the best video I’ve ever seen on set up
This is truly a great way on adjusting the rest , didn't know this. Thanks for your video !!
Dan,
I really enjoyed video that you did on Broadhead tuning. Recently, while I was hunting, i noticed that my pin was a little to the left of my arrow and my string at rest. I thought I had seen this all in one before, so I made an adjustment when I got back to the camp. And got it in line. I did shoot it add a short yardage because it was dark and I couldn’t see much past the light from the cabin. It shot well and so I thought that’s how it should be. But watching you turn this broad head and show that the pen should be a little to the left, really came home to me as yesterday I hit a deer Left of where my thought on and was not able to recover the Eno. It was a very doable shot, and I should have made a double one yet, but instead, I hit shoulder and was not able to recover Leanna. I wish I had seen your video sooner, because in moving my pin to the right, I move my point of that impact to the left and what I thought was a chip shot. Ended up being a nightmare for me. Thank you for this great video and I hope others are paying close attention to what you’re presenting.
I am really sorry to hear that, bowhunting can cause mind games for sure. Yeah the pin will always be out of plane to the left of your arrow in the resting position on a right handed bow. This reflects how much torque your bow has that is caused by the cable guard. -Dan
Thank you. After watching this video I went out and had mine tuned in 15 minutes. My broadheads and target points hit in the center. I can't thank you enough. Great learning tool.
Glad this was helpful! Thanks for watching 👍
I just got into archery and this is an excellent video. The way you explain everything out is super appreciated.
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid Dan! A lot of people that can’t get a big fixed head to fly great always think it’s the broadhead, when in reality it’s either their bow isn’t tuned, their arrow has problems (not spined correctly, or arrow components aren’t square) or there is a problem with their form. Most times it has nothing to do with the head.
Thanks for your feedback! Where are you bow hunting this fall?
100% correct man!
@@EastmansHuntingJournals Just my home state of Utah.
Best arrow rest tuning video I've found and I've watched a few. Also I have a whisker biscuit new to bow hunting this year and now I have baseball size groups with broadhead and field tips. Thanks so much man was I getting frustrated 😂
Awesome tutorial! Tuning a bow can be agonizing and this made it super simple.
Thanks for the feedback! We will keep videos like this coming 👍👊 where are you bow hunting this year?
@@EastmansHuntingJournals keep up the good work! I’m anxiously waiting for NM’s draw results but I was able to snag an OTC elk tag in Idaho
great video.simple and straight forward.this is great for the guys that dont live close to the shop!
Dan. I really appreciate the "kiss" method- for me, being the last "s" in "kiss", simplifying process makes tuning enjoyable rather than a frustrating headache. I, as well as many other viewers (IF I can speak for the masses) appreciated the "Blue Collar" approach and realism you bring to your videos! This is what makes Dan a joy to watch. There is NEVER a ? whether he's being honest, transparent, and providing his best info with the true intent of helping others! Refreshing! Ty for your "content"& providing clear info for those of us who want the practical, applied hunting specific info. Keep em in the kill zone!
We sure appreciate the feedback Greg! We will do our best to keep producing these types of videos. Will you be bow hunting this fall?
I find it helps to visualize what is happening (nock left/right). For those new to this issue, I hold one index finger up a few inches in front of my nose (the "string") then with the other hand, form a "V" with my index/middle fingers (the "rest") and hold that out a few inches beyond my single finger. Now, I can visualize where the rest aligns with respect to the string. His description of nock-left, and the adjustment of the rest to correct it, now makes sense.
Good example. How I think of it is like having fletchings on the front of the arrow and the direction the front is pointing will steer the arrow unless the rear fletching is much larger overpowering the front fletching. Hence why very large fletching and or a small folding broadhead are sometimes used to put a bandaid on a poorly tuned bow.
Thanks a lot brother I appreciate the truth and honesty the bow shop I go to acts like he can't let me see how to adjust my bow because it takes out of his pocket but you just explained a whole lot of stuff to me and that's why I subscribed thanks again
Glad this was helpful!
Paper tuning is very important you do not want the arrow hitting what your shooting at sideways. You need perfect arrow flight to shoot fixed blade broadheads. Thank you for the video
But when you go to broadhead tune you essentially take your bow out of paper tune. Paper tune only gets you close.
Exactly. -Dan
That’s how I tuned my bows back in the day Dan. I didn’t even know what paper tuning was. Great Stuff brings back the good old bow tunning days. Keep up the Strong Work 💪🏻
Heck yeah, keep it simple and streamline, broad tuning is what matters for the bowhunter!
Great video Dan. One of the best we’ve seen on the subject. Simple is beautiful
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching.
just a perfect all in one video. little things like tying a d loop can be checked out in more detail if need be
spot on and erased all the big hype involved with tuning your own bow. it helps me to install the peep between servings to adjust any spinning
Probably the best video I've seen on tuning...simple enough for anyone to learn!
Thanks for your feedback 👍
Thank you for the lesson one tuning my broadheads, this video was very useful thankyou
Been shooting compounds for well over 25 years. Just started using paper tuning about 5 years ago AS A BASE LINE BEGINNING!!! Generally you or someone withyou can see bad arrow flight. The main thing is setting everything straight through the centerline of the bow to start with. If you can video arrow flight that's a good place to start or have someone using binoculars watch the flight. Erratic flight can usually be seen through binoculars. Great video here. Just a simple set up getting it done
Great advice Tim, I agree. -Dan
This has been the best tuning video i have watched in 8 years. No nock tuning no bareshaft tuning. Straight to the point how to broad head tuning thank you. I just need a better target lol.
Bare shaft tuning is needed if you don't know what spine your bow likes. I've set up tons of Mathews bows and know what they like so I'm kind of cheating. haha Also if you can't get this quick method to work for you, you will need to bare shaft tune and then start your broadhead tune over. -Dan
As a newbie this was super helpful. I've spent weeks finding some of these things out by experimenting and accident. I have never seen this put into one concise video. Thank you.
Glad this was helpful! Thanks for watching 👍
Nice vid, very simple and clean and well done, explained very well without any extra stuff to confuse,,, really like your style, keep it up and send em’ Yah 👍
Hi there its Tim! Just wanted to say thanks for the great tips! & that me and the wife love watching your videos. & just wanted to say i been wanting that EXACT same bow there ya got.. I hear from a couple different buddies of mine that has it say its a really good bow. sorry lol but just had to say wish i had it! Best of luck to ya in the woods. As always keep the videos coming & Great hunting to ya! God bless!!!
I seriously learned so much from one video. Thanks man that was a great video.
That’s a great video .. I’ll be watching this as I’m field tuning my broadheads! Thanks for this straight forward knowledge.
Just getting back into bow hunting. Just got that bow and setup last week. Thank You for the great video. That helps me so much.
👍👊 that’s awesome! Let us know how your fall goes! We want pictures!
Best bow tuning video I’ve seem. Great job
Wow I can't believe the timing of you video release! I was just looking for this information today, the day it posted! Great info, thanks a ton Dan! I'm hunting spring bear here in MT and have never been able to pair my field tips with broadheads, seasonally switching sucks!
Glad was helpful! Let us know how that spring bear hunt goes 👊👍 send your hunting stories and pics to editorial@eastmans.com
Wow, after shooting for over forty years I see how easy it can be. BTW, I have a MATHEWS VXR 28 LH. I can say it's the best Mathews I've ever owned. Great how to video
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated! What are you planning to bow hunt this fall?
Best Broadhead tuning advice I’ve ever seen.
Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
What an awesome video! Straight to the point, no-nonsense explanations on why/how to do this process. I appreciate these how-to's!
We appreciate your feedback! We will do our best to keep this type of content coming. How will you be using your tuned up bow this fall?
That's it folks, pack it up- this is the bowhunter's bow setup video that everybody needs. I landed on this method after years of ignorance and abject failure (eyeballing arrows for berger hole & cam center, then move sight, then BH tune). I regret ever listening to the "pro shop" that told me to just move my sights for broadheads- that is the absolute worst thing possible, and that shop probably set me back several years of learning. If BH and field points don't hit the same, then the arrow isn't flying straight, and your broadhead won't go into the animal like it should- hard to drive the arrow in when it's hitting sideways.
That being said, this all assumes you're using a properly spined arrow. Changing weight up front dramatically effects dynamic spine, and things can get really weird if you're underspined. And you always have to have a solid, neutral grip on the bow.
Thanks for your comment! 👍
Excellent video. I especially like the parts about looking downward from the top of the bow and aligning (eyeballing) the arrow with the centerline. I don’t know why I have never done that. The other part you explained extremely well is what to do with nock high, low, left, and right.
Glad this was useful to you! Good luck this fall!
I really enjoyed this breakdown and attention to detail! thanks!
One of the best videos I’ve watched on setting up and tuning a bow. Awesome job!
Glad it helped. If you don't know what spine of arrow your bow likes then I suggest you start with bare shaft tuning then move into this broadhead tune. -Dan
I have the same bow and rest. This video is really helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This made tuning so much easier to understand. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I'm very interested in tuning and setting up my own stuff in the future but not ganna lie its a little intimidating. This video made me feel better! Thanks dude!
You bet! You can do it!! I also suggest watching my other tuning video on tuning any bow, before you broadhead tune. It will make your life even easier. -Dan
Man thank you so much do all the information you give it makes so much sense after hearing it from someone
Iv been shooting bows over 20 yrs and have had no problem. 6 different bows same combo 5 inch helical fletch feathers 3 blade hundred grain muzzy. Field points and broadheads hit exact same place no messing with the sights.
That's awesome!!
Now I can properly tune thanks for the explaining my guy
Hello Allie. Not only are you charming but this video is really informative. I am going to buy a chronograph…..if not to better chose an arrow but to also gauge my sight on my bow.
I pull 65 pounds on a compound and 52 on a recurve. Really interesting video and top of it……not too long. Some guys manage to bore you stiff sometimes
Great walk through! straight to the point, and not too much talking to get confused with.
Cheers to the DAY SIX HD's YASSSSSS!!!
Thank you for this great video. I have several friends that have inquired about bow hunting and I believe this video will help them tremendously.
Thanks for your feedback. Definitely share it around, and check out this playlist for more bow tuning and set up: th-cam.com/play/PLsCaxOyKjb4oEJlv2jD4sgqvZdYrwct5R.html
Not sure what was more impressive, the speed that you tuned that bow or that your peep didn't go flying. I've sent a couple peeps rocketing around my garage while paper tuning without having them tied in.
I always use fletcher peeps. Never had one launch.
I really like this informative bow setup tutorial. Set up and tuned my backup bow and it shoots great. Next step is the broad head tuning. Ran out of daylight.
Glad it helped!
simple simple simple...thanks dan for the great video! Can't wait to try it out with my new V3 31!
Awesome! Let us know your first impressions of the V3 once you get your hands on it and tuned up.
This is great! Ive done it. However, domt skip shooting through paper. It can help indicate weak spine, as well as if your cams need to be adjusted left OR right (KNOWING THAT YOUR REST IS DEAD CENTER) once thats achieve and timing etc is achieved, then go ahead and do this broad head tune. I learned the hard way!
Mate this was a great video. Explained everything for ease of understanding. Thanks for providing this!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is great! Paper tuning sucks! I love how relaxed your explanation was. Makes me much less apprehensive about doing this tuning process myself. Thank you for making this video!! Good luck this fall.
Good luck to you too! Thanks for watching
Absolutely the easiest I've seen it put...great video and info. Thx....new subscriber
Thanks for the sub!
Great stuff man! Definitely simplified the process. I appreciate the time and effort you put in to this. I wish the guys at my local archery shop weren’t so snobby about literally Everything, they make archery out to be an elitist activity like golf or something. I have started cutting and squaring my own arrows just so I don’t have to go there. If they were regular guys like you they would make more of my money. LoL.
Great video, been putting off broadhead tuning because everyone seems to overcomplicate it by adding paper tuning and bareshaft tuning and that's just a bunch of stuff for newer archers. Glad to see I can get my broadheads shooting accurately without all that extra work that I'm not confident I could do correctly.
I still suggest bare shaft tuning before you broadhead tune if you aren't totally sure what spine you'll need to start with. I have another video on that. -Dan
Had the bow set up at a pro shop. It performed just fine th-cam.com/users/postUgkxQEKUoxLWwayEDZR0NKB-5limn4MBU-2L . And I would say this is a good starting now that I could pass down to my son when he is older.But the package was missing the release and a nock was missing from one arrow.Dealing with customer support was terrible. They suggested I buy a new release rather than correct their own quality control issue because it’s to expensive for the. to ship it out from China.Update: manufacturer got back to me and resolved the issue. I retract the above statement.
I learned so much, thank you 🙏
Had my bow worked on at a pro shop charge me a bunch of money for some repair parts got hit to sight it in, mind you I'm new to the game got home bow shot like crap, just watch your video and everything was out of wack, just sighted it in and lined up the arrow like you said . Can't wait to fire her off tomorrow..thanks
Love the video, very informative like Spines says. Great job! I still paper tune in my shop but when it comes to hunting as you say, close kills! lol. Great job.
Will be buying a V3 soon I’ll definitely be watching this video again!
What a great video Dan! So simple but so affective!
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated! Where are you bow hunting this coming fall?
@@EastmansHuntingJournals hopefully Wyoming. Archery elk .Bighorns. I should draw..12 pts!
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That’s was a great video mate . You really explained that all very clearly and well . Nice one 👍
Thanks for watching 👍
Thank you so much this is extremely helpful
Thank you my man. That was well received!
Thanks once again for another interesting and informative video on a great topic. I admittedly struggle with getting my fixed blade broadheads to fly or hit close to my field points. But that was my fault I switched to a heavier arrow (11.25 gpi at 29 inch draw and 45 grain insert and 100 grain cut on contact broadheads, would have tried 125 or 150 but online and local retailers were out or don't carry) too late in the preseason and only shot those and no field points since that's what I was hunting with.
20 yards was "fine" but 30 was all over the place and I didn't even sight for 40 and 50. Whitetail woods usually doesn't offer shots more than 35 anyway.
I am working on getting my old 2006 PSE ready for spring turkey. Not sure if I should switch to a wide cut mechanical for turkey then back to fixed for deer or just stick with the fixed all the way through
great video. Cleared up a lot of questions/concerns I had. Appreciated the demonstration!
Thanks for your feedback 👍 glad we could help
This is the best tuning tutorial I've seen
Thanks for the kind words 👍
Explained well, this really works everyone!!
I love the simplicity of this technique! Definitely going to try it! Great video!
Glad you like it!
Thank you. Well done and helped me out.
Great video
Learned a thing or two.
Thanks !!
All the experts seem to be 50/50 on whether to chase broadhead or chase field tips when broadhead tuning. I swear I've had both work and not work at different times. The latest that worked for me, on advice of an expert, was chasing the broadhead for right and left, but chasing the field tip for up and down. Is it a matter of the bow? A matter of arrow spine that leans toward weak vs toward stiff? Drop away vs. whisker biscuit? I'm not sure anybody knows. The flight of the arrow truly is mystical 😆
Haha great comment and so true. I believe it's a matter of arrow spine though. If you don't have the correct spine arrow, this method won't work. -Dan
Haha… I’m new to all this and I noticed the same thing.
Expert A: “Chase the broadhead.”
Expert B: “Chase the fieldpoint.”
Me: Well that’s just great 🤦♂️
@@ZUnit06I’ve tested it a bunch of times with different heads and diffrent arrows, every time I have had it work with chasing the broad heads, the youtube channel inside out precision makes a great video explaining why, it makes perfect sense
@hunkersquad Thanks so much… I found the video. I had watched it before so I gave it a watch again. Made sense.
Would I be able to achieve similar outcomes by doing walk back tuning? Like, if I walk back tune with my broad heads, should that also get my broadhead hitting center with my field points? Or do they achieve slightly different outcomes?
@@ZUnit06 slightly different outcomes, the walk back tuning will just get your broad-heads hitting closer to where they should be at before you start to broadhead tune👍
Best bow tune video.
You got my subscribed. Thank you sir!
Great video Dan
Great video, wish me luck this weekend
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Nice simplified explanation 👍
Glad this was helpful! Are you bow hunting this fall?
Great simple how to. Thanks.
Glad this was helpful!
This was extremely informative and well
Worth the watch!! Awesome content
Glad it was helpful! We'll do our best to keep this kind of content coming. Good luck this fall!
Great video I’m getting my Triax ready for whitetail and trying to pick which broadhead to use
We haven't been disappointed by the Evolution Outdoors Hyde broadhead 👍
I like the idea of skipping the paper tuning and going straight to broadheads! Keep it simple!
Yep, work smarter not harder in this case! Thanks for your comment. Where you are bow hunting this fall?
@@EastmansHuntingJournals Montana and Idaho!
Thanks man. I've been struggling with a corkscrew flight with my broadheads for some time now. This info might help me correct it🤙🏽
Could be from a variety of things, make sure you correct your nocking point first.
I have the same problem with my broadheads having a corkscrew flight. Field tips dead on. Bow shop cannot figure it out!
@@derrickpreston9899 I kinda cheated and just shoot mechanicals now...they fly straight. Also, the QAD exodus broadheads fly straight for me too
You make it simple and easy !
Great video! Thanks for sharing this with us! 👍👍
Thanks for watching! Glad it’s helpful. Are you planning to bow hunt this fall?
@@EastmansHuntingJournals yes bow hunting this fall. And your tips are extremely helpful!! Thank for be the Good !! Good luck on all your hunts too this year !! 👍👍
Simple is good! Nice tuning video!
Thanks for the feedback 👍
Man love your VDO I’ new for this one I learn a lot thank you very much
Excellent tutorial - easy to understand 👍
Your easy to understand and follow . Thanks you .
You are welcome!
That was really awesome. Thank you
I JUST SUBBED MY FRIEND , VERY INFORMATIVE STUFF HERE , JOB WELL DONE BRO !
Outstanding video. Very informative. Thank you!
Great video, this tends to be over complicated 👍