I've read up on various bow tuning & techniques thanks to some helpful links from lifeundersky and others here on the forum. Great things, I am looking for some of these strategies to try.
Now, assuming that the basic form of the person is shot well, and that any pitch change does not seem the primary contradiction overshadowed shooting, what is the typical pitch sequence? In other words, the reverse adjustment, adjusting the French tuning, the pitch of the driving room, adjust the drawing length and all other possible adjustments, how should someone start?
#1 Bow should fit properly. Draw length and weight.
#2 Bow should be in proper mechanical tune. Cam synch, tiller, ata, brace, center shot, sight axis setup, arrow is spined correct etc.
#3 Tune your arrow, field points and broadheads to your bow. Paper tune, walkback tune, bareshaft tune, yoke tune etc. Whatever method or methods you choose to tune with. I use paper to start then broadhead tune after that. If I only target shot I would paper then walkback tune.
Last edited by donny.brooke; 08-13-2017 at 12:15 PM.
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