Adjust spine, tophats, or leave alone?

[Zac]

Same as above, that is excellent sir.

 

[rileybassman]

Thanks again everyone... Sorry for the false alarm... I guess you all just gave me the courage to test more thoroughly with a bareshaft lol. I'll ignore paper from this point forward.

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[bojangles808]

Good shooting. I usually go bare shaft through paper then bare shafts and fletch at 10, then 20 and tweak til they are close. I am happy once I get a group like you got at 20. I'm not the best shot so worse than that and it's definitely not the bow.

 

[ShakeDown]

Ok - I can try that... Question, would going from 125 to 100 grain tips accomplish a similar result? I am gonna try and check this later today if I get some time.

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Sorry, long day. Looks like you are pretty well sorted. Bareshafting at 60 is insanity.

Generally as mentioned I will paper tune a bare shaft at 7’ and 15yds. Walk back tune. Verify broadhead flight.

And to answer, yes additional front weight will also soften up your arrow.

 

[4rcgoat]

Ok... so maybe I'm grasping at straws and need to quit shooting paper/work on form...

Just ran oustide and shot Broadhead, bareshaft, and field point at 20,30,40, and 60 (idk why but I skipped 50 lol).

I think the 40 yard bareshaft must have been me...

One bareshaft ( I thin the 20 or 30) looked like it was going to plane for a sec, but it landed ok... I focused hard on form the further out I got and all 3 seemed to fly ok.

So... with these groups... should I pursue tuning anymore... or shutup and shoot?

20 yards

30 yards

40 yards

60 yards

I wouldn't do a thing to it.