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Archery Hunting Tennessee
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Nock height
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<blockquote data-quote="eddie c" data-source="post: 4474252" data-attributes="member: 972"><p>Bare shafting always fustrated the heck out of me so I just tune with fletched shafts.</p><p>At the TN Classic this year I was shooting at the practice range and an older gentleman was watching me and questioned my tuning process after watching my arrow flight. After several minutes of talking he asked if we could bare shaft one of my fletched arrows. "Sure". He took and just cut the "feather" part, leaving the quill, explaining the weight on the back end is just as important as the weight on the front end. It's part of the tuning process because it will be there when you shoot.</p><p>When I shot,as long as I didn't pluck the string, the stripped shaft flew with the other.</p><p></p><p>How's your fletched shafts flying?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="eddie c, post: 4474252, member: 972"] Bare shafting always fustrated the heck out of me so I just tune with fletched shafts. At the TN Classic this year I was shooting at the practice range and an older gentleman was watching me and questioned my tuning process after watching my arrow flight. After several minutes of talking he asked if we could bare shaft one of my fletched arrows. "Sure". He took and just cut the "feather" part, leaving the quill, explaining the weight on the back end is just as important as the weight on the front end. It's part of the tuning process because it will be there when you shoot. When I shot,as long as I didn't pluck the string, the stripped shaft flew with the other. How's your fletched shafts flying? [/QUOTE]
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