Arrow flight

[Ptedmonds3]

Whenever I shoot my arrows wobble while in flight. Is this normal or can I fix it somehow?

[lodgepole]

I had the same problem. I thought it was a spine issue. But I read about nocks being too tight on the string causing the same problem. I tested my nocks and they were very tight on the string. I bought some Bohning nocks and tried them and problem was solved. I am shooting darts now.

Wes

[wassaw]

Post up the draw weight of your bow along with what arrows you are using and your draw length. edit: and the length of the arrows

check your vanes to see if they have marks on them maybe left by contact with the rest?
what kind of rest? drop away/ whisker bisquit / prong etc..

someone here will lend a hand

[Ptedmonds3]

Post up the draw weight of your bow along with what arrows you are using and your draw length. edit: and the length of the arrows

check your vanes to see if they have marks on them maybe left by contact with the rest?
what kind of rest? drop away/ whisker bisquit / prong etc..

someone here will lend a hand

I shoot a whisker biscuit and my bow is maxed out at 60 # and I think my draw length is at like 26.

[wassaw]

with "wobbling" arrows it could be multiple things.
First thing i would recommend is taking it into a shop where you and a tech can go ever the components together.
if that's not a good option then, you might be in for a process....
i would start with the nock point and rest. make sure your whisker biscuit is square to the shelf/bow. check the center shot (if the arrow is in line with the string/cam system while at rest. move the rest in/out from the riser to have the arrow centered with the string while looking up/down the string and keeping the string (with your eye) aligned in the cam tracks while looking down the arrow shaft also). your nock height (d-loop area) needs to have the arrow pretty much going level and passing through the berger hole or slightly high of center of it.
please remember i only know 4 things about your bow (60lb DW @26"DL off a whisker biscuit and your arrows wobble in flight) i still recommend going into a shop
just trying to help you out
hopefully others will jump in with their thoughts and we can help you get what your looking for.

[DFWPI]

Arrows

I shoot a whisker biscuit and my bow is maxed out at 60 # and I think my draw length is at like 26.

Which arrow? Length? Spine?

[Ptedmonds3]

with "wobbling" arrows it could be multiple things.
First thing i would recommend is taking it into a shop where you and a tech can go ever the components together.
if that's not a good option then, you might be in for a process....
i would start with the nock point and rest. make sure your whisker biscuit is square to the shelf/bow. check the center shot (if the arrow is in line with the string/cam system while at rest. move the rest in/out from the riser to have the arrow centered with the string while looking up/down the string and keeping the string (with your eye) aligned in the cam tracks while looking down the arrow shaft also). your nock height (d-loop area) needs to have the arrow pretty much going level and passing through the berger hole or slightly high of center of it.
please remember i only know 4 things about your bow (60lb DW @26"DL off a whisker biscuit and your arrows wobble in flight) i still recommend going into a shop
just trying to help you out
hopefully others will jump in with their thoughts and we can help you get what your looking for.

Thanks man I appreciate it!