What distance do y’all broadhead tune

[paxamus]

About to start broadhead tuning- what’s y’all’s go to distance to dial it in? I’ve used 30 and 40 for the most of the time but was wondering what others do


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[doncarpenter]

I like to go back as far as I can and still keep everything on the target. It makes my corrections and problems stand out more. Sometimes, I have to start closer and then move back farther.

I like to end at 60.

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[Skerhunter]

first and foremost- confirm ata, timing, and center shot. Usually check center shot out to 40-50 with fp.

Start at 40 with BH use yokes/shim if it’s way off. Move to 50 dial in with rest, then same for 60. Should only be minor rest adjustments at 50/60. Somewhere between 60-80 (depending on bow/arrow) bh start hitting lower, so I usually don’t mess with anything past 60.

 

[Skerhunter]

first and foremost- confirm ata, timing, and center shot. Usually check center shot out to 40-50 with fp.

Start at 40 with BH use yokes/shim if . Move to 50 dial in with rest, then same for 60. Should only be minor rest adjustments at 50/60. Somewhere between 60-80 (depending on bow/arrow) bh start hitting lower, so I usually don’t mess with anything past 60.

 

[camelcluch]

I start at 30 or 40 and will go back to 80. Sometimes will shoot at 100 but more for fun than tuning.

 

[5MilesBack]

60 is my sweet spot. I figure I might as well start there since I know I'm going to end up there anyway.

 

[Bigborealaska]

60 as that's my skill level currently. I'd like to pe proficient at 80 or 100 for 3d but will keep my shots on animals under 60.

 

[Fullfan]

After 65 ish my ability's go downhill fast. All of the elk I have killed have been under 40. Boy smashed one at 60, that is the furthest.

 

[justin davis]

I go all the way back to 100

 

[ElkJunky]

I always do most of the the tuning at 40 as I am still very proficient at this distance. Once I am happy with that, I go back to 80 which is beyond where I would ever shoot an animal and do fine tuning from there.

 

[nphunter]

60 tuning. I’ll shoot out to 80 or 100 too and make any minor adjustments if needed. Most of the time they don’t need any more adjustments after 60.

I also do almost all of my compound shooting at 60-100 yards. Very seldom do I shoot my bow at closer distances other than to verify pins gaps.

 

[sndmn11]

I go all the way back to 100

30, 60, 80, 100 if my tape rolls that far.

 

[BigCountry49]

About the farthest distance I’m willing to shoot. You just have to note that broadheads will have more friction and wants to drop faster than field point. I try to get them perfect at 50-60 vertically.

 

[Marble]

Start at 20, move out to 75.

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[paxamus]

Thanks everyone! I was just wondering what others did. I’m going to have to push my distance back some now to keep up with some of y’all


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[CMF]

start at 20/30 end up 70...

 

[Elkhntr08]

Start at 20 and work back to 60 or 70. Pretty much what the majority does.

 

[Idaboy]

Tune out to 80...i do t plan on shooting beyond 60

 

[Geytre88]

For both compound and traditional gear, I shoot to the yardages that I am willing to realistically shoot at a live animal. Which is 13 less yards than a field point for trad and 30 less for compound for me

 

[*zap*]

25 or so, realistic hunting distance for me