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I actually just found some old 2413 superlites and they fly great also
- tnfiddler
- Post #10
- Feb 22, 2024
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Arrow selection

A follow up: I adjusted the brace height closer to the recommended (6 1/4" to the riser) and the 2117s were not flying as well as previously. (Weak) I shot the 2219s with a 200 gr point and they flew straight. Arrows cut to 29.5 inch. Bare shaft. 17.4% foc and 650 grain without feathers
- tnfiddler
- Post #8
- Feb 22, 2024
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Serving jigs

Thanks for advice, I don't like buying twice
- tnfiddler
- Post #3
- Feb 22, 2024
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Serving jigs

I am finally going to start doing my own serving . After trying to relocate a brass nock I buggered up my serving. Do the cheapo jigs on Amazon perform as well as more expensive ones, should I look a specific type of serving and do I even need a jig? Thanks in advance
- tnfiddler
- Thread
- Feb 22, 2024
- Replies: 5
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Arrow selection

Thanks Nevada, I have been doing some bareshaft tuning, and I have got the 2117 flying pretty good with a 175 grain point. I've been reading a lot about extreme foc, like adding a 100 grain insert plus broadhead . Do you have any experience with that Sent from my SM-G991U using Tapatalk
- tnfiddler
- Post #6
- Feb 21, 2024
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Arrow selection

6 of them are.
- tnfiddler
- Post #3
- Feb 21, 2024
- Forum: Traditional Archery
Arrow selection

I'm shooting a Quillian Canebrake recurve, 58#@28". My draw is 27 1/2". I have several old XX75 2117 and 2219 shafts that I would like to use before buying anything else. Do any of y'all shoot a similar set up? Any advice on what is working for others as far as shaft length, point weight, foc...
- tnfiddler
- Thread
- Feb 21, 2024
- Replies: 13
- Forum: Traditional Archery