I was watching Levi Morgans video on how a bow naturally spins an arrow. My bow shoots a bare shaft and spins to the left. So i will be doing a left offset. My question is will it shoots any bare shaft with a left spin or will that change with different spine arrows. I assume all would be the same since it the bow causing the natural spin but thought i would check to be sure.
Xringindy
30 plus years ago , I saw this from a Canadian Coach visiting our club, worked with some of the local archers and a group of the Para Olympic archers.
His explanation was similar to what is being said here, to fletch in the same direction of the natural twist of the arrow coming out of the bow, he suggested a 1 in 6 twist, so otherwise one complete rotation for 6 arrow lenghts, weird how I can remember this
I do remember it was tough to get this much rotation,
I also think the amount of rotation/ drag/ or arrow stabilization due to fletching also should be considered in varying amounts depending on your application, so hunting, indoor spots or say shooting 70 meters..may require different different amouts of twist.
His explanation was similar to what is being said here, to fletch in the same direction of the natural twist of the arrow coming out of the bow, he suggested a 1 in 6 twist, so otherwise one complete rotation for 6 arrow lenghts, weird how I can remember this
I do remember it was tough to get this much rotation,
I also think the amount of rotation/ drag/ or arrow stabilization due to fletching also should be considered in varying amounts depending on your application, so hunting, indoor spots or say shooting 70 meters..may require different different amouts of twist.
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