Sometimes, a little means alot

[BUFF]

I was shooting my recurve this afternoon. I noticed a wobble and my arrows were hitting a little high. I really bared down on my release and follow through but it didn't get any better. I was just about to have one of my melt downs where I shoot 50 or 60 arrows in a constant down hill side , where I end up so tired I can't draw my bow and pretty much ready to put a gun in my mouth. It doesn't take long with the heavy draw weights Chunky makes me use. I got a grip on myself and pulled out a knife and stripped 3 brand new feathers off one of the shafts. It flew nock high 4 times in a role. I slid my nock down about 1/32 and they looked alot better just a little weak. I twisted up my brace height 1/8 and SHAZAM it flew perfect. switching back to arrows with feathers I was very happy to be slapping arrows together again. I only changed, what I changed a tiny bit but it improved my flight considerably

[tinman]

Someone told me the other day that you don't even have to tune a stickbow...I just .

BTW, Your old SA-III seems very happy to be shooting CX-250's again.

[BUFF]

I really miss that bow. Thru the years I shoot 2016, 2018, 2117, carbon wood 300, carbonwood 400, CX 150 and 250 shafts all with good results. it just didn't seem to matter much.

[2050z]

Glad it all worked out for you. I am learning a lot about tuning since I started shooting traditional

[LostHawg]

Hey BUFF, when you gonna get back from the Dark Continent?