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Here is what I am getting. What do I need to do?
This is the mostly likely reason, assuming everything was set up properly first (like the 2nd and 3rd axis on your sight). And, of course, that you shot paper first to verify things like nock/rest height, fletching and face contact, hand torque, etc....Looks like an arrow spine issue. Try adjust your poundage and see if it changes anything.
:thumbs_up...i've got a sight just like that and even though it's not much difference in pin length....at 30yds it's a lot.What sight are you shooting?
Are the pins heads exactly the same (in line with each other)?
I have ran into these problems when sight pins don't line up.
Not much variance to be off that much at 30yds.
But for walkback tuning you only use your 20 yard (or closest setting), that's why the other arrows drop lower. :wink:What sight are you shooting?
Are the pins heads exactly the same (in line with each other)?
I have ran into these problems when sight pins don't line up.
Not much variance to be off that much at 30yds.
This is the mostly likely reason, assuming everything was set up properly first (like the 2nd and 3rd axis on your sight). And, of course, that you shot paper first to verify things like nock/rest height, fletching and face contact, hand torque, etc....
If you already checked with paper and there were no issues there try taking a turn off your limb bolts.
:thumbs_up...i've got a sight just like that and even though it's not much difference in pin length....at 30yds it's a lot.
It looks like there could be two things going on... First, you need to move your rest to the left slightly... maybe 1/16". Next make sure your sight 2nd and 3rd axis is set.Here is what I am getting. What do I need to do?
Weak spine would explain it.that doesnt explain why it lines back up at longer distances??
Agreed. I think this pattern was actually covered in one of the old threads. I swear I remember reading about this exact pattern and "weak spine" was the diagnosis. I searched and searched but...to no avail to find it.Weak spine would explain it.