[LoessHillsArche]

I always paper tune my bow but I need to do some additional tuning and I was leaning at 2 or all of the following..walk back tuning, bare shaft tuning, and short distance tuning...just wondered what everyone else uses for tuning their bow setups?

 

[Deezlin]

I don't paper tune. I bare shaft and do a walk back. After that I will try some downhill shoots to set the 3rd axis. If it is a hunting bow, I try to get the broadheads and field points shooting together.

 

[EXTREME 1]

First of all I make sure the bow is in perfect time, cams/cam and tiller is set and the poundage is set at what the person is going to be shooting it at. Then make sure the arrows are spined correctly for the poundage. then I look at vanes and tips to see if they are in shootable condition and the tips weight the same. Then start shooting at paper from up close to far away.

 

[gamblerken]

Paper Tuning

I use and depend on paper tuning most of the time. Once I get a bullet hole I will continue to use the paper tuning method to help me with my shooting form (paper does not lie). my 2 cents.

 

[Zen Archery]

bare shaft and walk back
its pretty funny when you do a vegas round without fletchings. thats how you know your bows tuned heh, heh, heh...

 

[TX Bowhunter]

Tuning methods

I will shoot thru paper to get the knock height right

Then I will walk back tune to get my center shot right

Then I group tune to determine spine, point weight, arrow length, poundage etc.

Some of these take time and patience but well worth it in the end.

TX