terima kasih atas respond bro. saya punya broadhead/field point grouping pun x berapa lagi, masih blom sedap dipandang mata. gambar bawah ni sy test semalam, 20 yard
Petang ni lepas kerja ingat nak start dari zero balik, adjust balik center shot, buat bareshaft/yoke tuning (Nut&bolts a.k.a Alan) method untuk lateral/vertical nock travelling, kalau sempat terus buat balik broadhead tuning. step by step detail sy dah prepare ni:
1. [ ] Adjust my arrow rest level with berger hole and manufacturer center shot marking (on sight window) both vertical and horizontal.
2. [ ] Adjust D-loop to ensure arrow nock level is 90 deg off string.
3. [ ] Now it’s time to do Modified French Tuning by stick some masking tape vertically on my target butt
4. [ ] Shoot a field point arrow at the line (to split the line with the arrow hole) at 1 meter/yard distance.
5. [ ] Result: arrow hit [ ] inch to the [Right/left]
6. [ ] Respond: Tweak the sight windage to the [Right/Left]
7. [ ] Repeat #6 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 7 attached below)
8. [ ] Move to farther distance [ ] meter/yard, aim and shoot arrows at bulleye.
9. [ ] Result: arrow group to the [Right/Left] of bulleye.
10. [ ] Respond: Tweak the arrow rest windage so the arrows are centered around the bulleye.
11. [ ] Repeat #10 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 11 attached below)
12. [ ] Go back to shooting at 1 meter/yard distance and shoot a field point arrow at the line (to split the line with the arrow hole)
13. [ ] Result: arrow hit [ ] inch to the [Right/left]
14. [ ] Respond: Tweak the sight windage to the [Right/Left]
15. [ ] Repeat #14 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 15 attached below)
16. [ ] Move back to farther distance [ ] meter/yard, aim and shoot arrows at bulleye.
17. [ ] Result: arrow group to the [Right/Left] of bulleye.
18. [ ]Respond: Tweak the arrow rest windage so the arrows are centered around the bulleye.
19. [ ] Repeat #18 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 19 link attached below)
20. [ ] Now I have done with Modified French Tuning and move to the next tuning which is bareshaft tuning.
21. [ ] Fire 2 fletched arrows and 2 bareshaft arrows at 5 meter/yard, keep shooting unti. Bareshaft is slapping each other at this distance. Body position, draw length, grip, forearm direction play very important role to get perfect shot each time.
22. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the RIGHT (picture 22 attached below)
23. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the LEFT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the RIGHT side yoke (longer), 1 full twist/untwist at a time.
24. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the LEFT (picture 24 attached below)
25. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the RIGHT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the LEFT side yoke (longer), 1 full twist/untwist at a time.
26. [ ] Now that I have bareshafts hitting with the fletched arrows at 5 yard/meter fixed. Next is to fix bareshaft hit HIGH/LOW (vertical nock travel).
27. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch ABOVE fletched arrows (picture 27 attached below)
28. [ ] Respond: [ ] UNTWIST (lengthen) the bust cable for single cam, 1 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to shorten control cable by ½ twist at a time).
29. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch BELOW fletched arrows (picture 29 attached below)
30. [ ] Respond: [ ] TWIST (shorten) the bust cable for single cam, 1 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to lengthen control cable by ½ twist at a time)
31. [ ] Now that I have bareshaft & fletch arrows grouping & slapping each other at 5 meter/yard (picture 31 attached below), it’s time to move to longer distance, [ ] meters/yards.
32. [ ] Fire 2 fletched arrows and 2 bareshaft arrows at [ ] meter/yard
33. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the RIGHT (picture 33 attached below)
34. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the LEFT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the RIGHT side yoke (longer), 1/2 turn at a time.
35. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the LEFT (picture 35 attached below)
36. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the RIGHT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the LEFT side yoke (longer), 1/2 turn at a time.
37. [ ] Now that I have bareshafts hitting with the fletched arrows at [ ] yard/meter fixed. Next is to fix bareshaft hit HIGH/LOW (vertical nock travel).
38. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch ABOVE fletched arrows (picture 38 attached below)
39. [ ] Respond: [ ] UNTWIST (lengthen) the bust cable for single cam, 1/2 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to shorten control cable by ½ twist at a time).
40. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch BELOW fletched arrows (picture 40 attached below)
41. [ ] Respond: [ ] TWIST (shorten) the bust cable for single cam, ½ twist at a time (hybrid cam need to lengthen control cable by ½ twist at a time).
42. [ ] Now that I have bareshaft & fletch arrows grouping & slapping each other at 5 meter/yard (picture 42 attached below), it’s time to do broadhead tuning.
43. [ ] As for broadhead tuning, I will using DOC method, which is adjusting arrow rest (1/8 -1/32 at a time) toward field point P.O.I, which some say; broadhead chasing field point P.O.I Since I’ve already familiar and adapted with this method for many years now, I won’t go for step by step detail of this method. Here is field point & broadhead grouping at [ ] meters/yards (picture 43 attached below)
44. [ ] If that doesn’t quite work, I’m going to back out my limb bolts one turn at a time to match bow poundage with my arrow spine. Here is field point & broad head grouping at [ ] meters/yards (picture 44 attached below)
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Petang ni lepas kerja ingat nak start dari zero balik, adjust balik center shot, buat bareshaft/yoke tuning (Nut&bolts a.k.a Alan) method untuk lateral/vertical nock travelling, kalau sempat terus buat balik broadhead tuning. step by step detail sy dah prepare ni:
1. [ ] Adjust my arrow rest level with berger hole and manufacturer center shot marking (on sight window) both vertical and horizontal.
2. [ ] Adjust D-loop to ensure arrow nock level is 90 deg off string.
3. [ ] Now it’s time to do Modified French Tuning by stick some masking tape vertically on my target butt
4. [ ] Shoot a field point arrow at the line (to split the line with the arrow hole) at 1 meter/yard distance.
5. [ ] Result: arrow hit [ ] inch to the [Right/left]
6. [ ] Respond: Tweak the sight windage to the [Right/Left]
7. [ ] Repeat #6 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 7 attached below)
8. [ ] Move to farther distance [ ] meter/yard, aim and shoot arrows at bulleye.
9. [ ] Result: arrow group to the [Right/Left] of bulleye.
10. [ ] Respond: Tweak the arrow rest windage so the arrows are centered around the bulleye.
11. [ ] Repeat #10 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 11 attached below)
12. [ ] Go back to shooting at 1 meter/yard distance and shoot a field point arrow at the line (to split the line with the arrow hole)
13. [ ] Result: arrow hit [ ] inch to the [Right/left]
14. [ ] Respond: Tweak the sight windage to the [Right/Left]
15. [ ] Repeat #14 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 15 attached below)
16. [ ] Move back to farther distance [ ] meter/yard, aim and shoot arrows at bulleye.
17. [ ] Result: arrow group to the [Right/Left] of bulleye.
18. [ ]Respond: Tweak the arrow rest windage so the arrows are centered around the bulleye.
19. [ ] Repeat #18 until I get satisfying result and take picture (picture 19 link attached below)
20. [ ] Now I have done with Modified French Tuning and move to the next tuning which is bareshaft tuning.
21. [ ] Fire 2 fletched arrows and 2 bareshaft arrows at 5 meter/yard, keep shooting unti. Bareshaft is slapping each other at this distance. Body position, draw length, grip, forearm direction play very important role to get perfect shot each time.
22. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the RIGHT (picture 22 attached below)
23. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the LEFT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the RIGHT side yoke (longer), 1 full twist/untwist at a time.
24. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the LEFT (picture 24 attached below)
25. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the RIGHT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the LEFT side yoke (longer), 1 full twist/untwist at a time.
26. [ ] Now that I have bareshafts hitting with the fletched arrows at 5 yard/meter fixed. Next is to fix bareshaft hit HIGH/LOW (vertical nock travel).
27. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch ABOVE fletched arrows (picture 27 attached below)
28. [ ] Respond: [ ] UNTWIST (lengthen) the bust cable for single cam, 1 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to shorten control cable by ½ twist at a time).
29. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch BELOW fletched arrows (picture 29 attached below)
30. [ ] Respond: [ ] TWIST (shorten) the bust cable for single cam, 1 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to lengthen control cable by ½ twist at a time)
31. [ ] Now that I have bareshaft & fletch arrows grouping & slapping each other at 5 meter/yard (picture 31 attached below), it’s time to move to longer distance, [ ] meters/yards.
32. [ ] Fire 2 fletched arrows and 2 bareshaft arrows at [ ] meter/yard
33. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the RIGHT (picture 33 attached below)
34. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the LEFT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the RIGHT side yoke (longer), 1/2 turn at a time.
35. [ ] Result: Bareshafts are hitting [ ] inch to the LEFT (picture 35 attached below)
36. [ ] Respond: [ ] twist for the RIGHT side yoke (shorter) & [ ] untwist for the LEFT side yoke (longer), 1/2 turn at a time.
37. [ ] Now that I have bareshafts hitting with the fletched arrows at [ ] yard/meter fixed. Next is to fix bareshaft hit HIGH/LOW (vertical nock travel).
38. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch ABOVE fletched arrows (picture 38 attached below)
39. [ ] Respond: [ ] UNTWIST (lengthen) the bust cable for single cam, 1/2 twist at a time (hybrid cam need to shorten control cable by ½ twist at a time).
40. [ ] Result: Bareshafts grouping [ ] inch BELOW fletched arrows (picture 40 attached below)
41. [ ] Respond: [ ] TWIST (shorten) the bust cable for single cam, ½ twist at a time (hybrid cam need to lengthen control cable by ½ twist at a time).
42. [ ] Now that I have bareshaft & fletch arrows grouping & slapping each other at 5 meter/yard (picture 42 attached below), it’s time to do broadhead tuning.
43. [ ] As for broadhead tuning, I will using DOC method, which is adjusting arrow rest (1/8 -1/32 at a time) toward field point P.O.I, which some say; broadhead chasing field point P.O.I Since I’ve already familiar and adapted with this method for many years now, I won’t go for step by step detail of this method. Here is field point & broadhead grouping at [ ] meters/yards (picture 43 attached below)
44. [ ] If that doesn’t quite work, I’m going to back out my limb bolts one turn at a time to match bow poundage with my arrow spine. Here is field point & broad head grouping at [ ] meters/yards (picture 44 attached below)
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