Vegas Face

[Ashy Larry]

I think this is going to be my summer obsession. I’ve never shot indoor, and I’ve never competed, but just for shits and a personal goal to go for I’d like to really try and dial in my scores on a Vegas face. Took my first try today, and got 282. It was a little breezy outside and that definitely affected some shots. Im gonna practice more and shoot one a week and see if im improving.

Arc 34 66lb 80% mods
Nock on 2Smooth hinge
X-Cutters

 

[Billy Goat]

Don't worry, you will hate it before long.

 

[6.5Express]

I shot more vegas faces this past winter than I ever have. I felt like I improved to a point, then hit a plateau I cant seem to move up from.

I personally feel like any of the paper games are a great way to show you where inconsistencies can be improved. It can be a little monotonous at times, but a great way to fine tune.

 

[Ashy Larry]

I shot more vegas faces this past winter than I ever have. I felt like I improved to a point, then hit a plateau I cant seem to move up from.

I personally feel like any of the paper games are a great way to show you where inconsistencies can be improved. It can be a little monotonous at times, but a great way to fine tune.

It’s a competition against yourself, which I think is good for the brain and focus. Unfortunately I see this could lead to target bow, target sights, lens etc.

 

[6.5Express]

Thats where I went with it. I do think my shooting improved, but my cash reserves did not

 

[Ashy Larry]

Decided to run each arrow through paper and make sure they were bullets. Had to make a couple cam adjustments, super simple with the Mathews’s system. Had to nock tune one to get a bullet, never had that actually work for me. Hoping for some calm weather so I can shoot another face soon.

 

[Billy Goat]

Decided to run each arrow through paper and make sure they were bullets. Had to make a couple cam adjustments, super simple with the Mathews’s system. Had to nock tune one to get a bullet, never had that actually work for me. Hoping for some calm weather so I can shoot another face soon.
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The complicated part is you will shot better out of tune. Not with broadheads, but generally you find a tear that works for you and want to tune for that when shooting FP's and target archery.


Basically, it makes it so individually nock tuning arrows isn't as important. It pushes everything they same way every time. Overcoming differences in individual arrows.

Target archery and Bowhunting are different beasts that kinda intersect, just gotta know where the lines are.

 

[Ashy Larry]

I’m going to disagree. If the same shooter shoots the same arrows at 5 yards through paper in a bullet hole then that is a repeated/consistent arrow. I’ve never heard of an out of tune arrow being the most consistent.