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Hi friends, I’ve read and seen videos about this subject but just want to clarify once and for all the procedure:
1) shoot current fletched arrows at 20yd using the correct crawl for that distance
2) compare that with bareshaft of exactly the same configuration (minus fletching) shot exactly the same way
3) if bareshaft flies right of the group, it’s weak. Say, I will cut it to stiffen up.
4) cut bareshaft, say ½ “
5) here’s the confusing part: do I shoot and compare this new bareshaft to the original fletch arrows at the original crawl? Or do I cut and fletch another shaft and compare the two new ones together with a new crawl?
Thanks for the help.
1) shoot current fletched arrows at 20yd using the correct crawl for that distance
2) compare that with bareshaft of exactly the same configuration (minus fletching) shot exactly the same way
3) if bareshaft flies right of the group, it’s weak. Say, I will cut it to stiffen up.
4) cut bareshaft, say ½ “
5) here’s the confusing part: do I shoot and compare this new bareshaft to the original fletch arrows at the original crawl? Or do I cut and fletch another shaft and compare the two new ones together with a new crawl?
Thanks for the help.