[many miles]

So ive quieted down my rest and plunger and have Easton flatliners flying really clean I haven't bareshafted these yet to see how close they are so Id like to move on the setting up my hunting arrows for next November, any advice would be appreciated. Btw current arrow weight is around 3oo grains actual draw weight50 @30 in.

 

[Rasyad]

What weight BH are you planning to use? I would recommend buying field tips in the same weight. Do all your tuning with the field tips, including bare shaft tuning. Once you are confirmed that arrow and spine work the field points put on the Broad heads and spin test them to make sure they are on straight, then go shoot them and look at the group differences (hopefully none) between the field tips and the Broad heads. Don't bareshaft broad heads.

Rasyad

 

[rusty craine]

A high anchor is better. The longer the crawl the more problems. I go for an arrow 1.5" longer than my draw. Good FOC helps ALOT. With the longer arrow and a high anchor I usually have around a 5/8" to 3/4" crawl to put me point on at 18 yards.

I have had enough problems with real light arrow and broad heads I stay around 10 gpp.

Lets us know how it turns out.

 

[rusty craine]

BTW. I put a small nock at that point as a fixed crawl and gap the point from there. So really I hunt with a fixed crawl. I don't have to worry about BH flight at any other crawl.

I souls have a different arrow length for say elk hunting where I might get a 35 yard shot. So I would want a point on crawl for 25 yards. I would gap the point from there.

 

[many miles]

im shooting a fixed crawl some, its a 20yd point on just gap a little for 10yd and 25yd last year I shot exact yd crawls and that was a little tough in the stand. Id really like to keep the light arrow weight though. My arrows are full lenghth thank you for the input

 

[rusty craine]

Let us how the tuning goes. I have shot lighter arrows in 3D. They worked well with the glue in target points.

Maybe the arrows will fly better from a heavier draw bow. I am shooting very light draw bows because of shoulder issues.

 

[many miles]

I may have been wrong about the arrow weight it seems like the insert was 50 grains and the nock 10 grains 6.5 per [email protected] 32in. 75 grain point=343=70yd point on wow!!