km04
Get crackin you muggs!!!!
It looks like it should work, in principal anyway, but I am still learning.
http://www.vanhandle.com/PROTUNE.html
http://www.vanhandle.com/PROTUNE.html
Has anyone used this to tune your bow?
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You will need a bow vice too.
newq
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I never gave it much thought beyond paper tuning. I think many people try to tune well beyond their ability. I speak from personal experience when I say that my hoyt ultra-tec is repeatable far beyond my muscle memory.
Sideways
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It should work fine since it covers the 3 axis's but it is a little pricey for my wallet
eddy8888
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Taking it to someone is worth the price if they know what they are doing.
Danny at Freds in Waldorf, Md. I just got my bowtech back last week. The string from the factory was only 2 years old and starting to fray. So I got new everything. Now the bow is whisper quite and looking good.
Danny at Freds in Waldorf, Md. I just got my bowtech back last week. The string from the factory was only 2 years old and starting to fray. So I got new everything. Now the bow is whisper quite and looking good.
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Here ya go...opps sorry, you said "Vice."
No wonder I was confused.
https://www.google.com/search?q=bea...APLlIC4Cg&sqi=2&ved=0CEcQsAQ&biw=1024&bih=681
briwayjones
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Looks cool! But for $90 it seems pretty unnecessary to me.
willythewhale
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looks like a solid piece of equipment to me.
IMHO...and I have tuned a lot of bows...
Levelers, etc are great for getting you close, but there is no substitute for paper tuning. You can bare shaft tune if you want the ultimate in precision. It does take a long time to bare shaft tune a bow, and is worth it if you are shooting competitive target archery. Hunting, not so much. I have done it to some of my hunting bows that were having planing issues with broadheads.
Another thing to make sure of is that you are shooting the correct spine arrow. A paper tune will show this right away, and this can be an expensive fix. Draw weight, draw length, arrow length, tip weight, fletch weight, and cam profile can all affect what spine arrow you should be shooting.
ETA...
If your broadheads and field points will not group together with the same point of aim, your bow is not properly tuned.
Levelers, etc are great for getting you close, but there is no substitute for paper tuning. You can bare shaft tune if you want the ultimate in precision. It does take a long time to bare shaft tune a bow, and is worth it if you are shooting competitive target archery. Hunting, not so much. I have done it to some of my hunting bows that were having planing issues with broadheads.
Another thing to make sure of is that you are shooting the correct spine arrow. A paper tune will show this right away, and this can be an expensive fix. Draw weight, draw length, arrow length, tip weight, fletch weight, and cam profile can all affect what spine arrow you should be shooting.
ETA...
If your broadheads and field points will not group together with the same point of aim, your bow is not properly tuned.
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LAFD80
Begginers luck!
Who would be regarded as the best tuner in SOMD? I just picked up an Agenda 6 from
3js but didnt have time to stay and tune! They set me up nice to get shooting but looking to dial it in even further! Any help would be great. I dont think I have the experience to do it myself.
3js but didnt have time to stay and tune! They set me up nice to get shooting but looking to dial it in even further! Any help would be great. I dont think I have the experience to do it myself.
go back and have jamie do it!
Praeger
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The Pro Tune kit is a good set of precision string/arrow levels. However, getting the arrow square to the string is just the start. Check into ArcheryTalk, lots of tutorials and ongoing forum discussion regarding every aspect of archery.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/index.php
Sideways
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