4 months agoTrue facts! There are a significant amount of G forces going through the shaft of that arrow. If anything is off by a half a degree; down range hundred yards you will see it. Most people think it’s the shooter and most of the time it is however chasing perfection with crap tools. you’ll never get perfection.
4 months agoPotentially controversial hypothesis, but could it be that nock tuning might have more to do with aligning a nock to an unsquare shaft than to the stiff side of the arrow? Just a hypothesis.
4 months agoDoesn’t that happen at the factory? I thought that was the best place to have the arrow squared. Oh whoa isn’t me. 😳
4 months ago@yates_in_the_backcountry did you guys square both ends on arrows from the factory? Or is this a recommendation for arrows cut on both ends?
4 months agoThank you for all this great free information!!! Next year please do lighted knock accuracy! We are all curious
4 months agoDid the study find that it is more important to square one end over the other? Nock end more important? @precisioncutarchery
4 months agoCountless hours burned in that study and the best thing that came out was - square up your carbon- really?? 🤔
