So I used to shoot carbons and set up a few with weight tubes and 175 grain heads and they tuned perfectly to my recurve. Then I got my new hybrid and switched to woods for fun, hand planned a few shafts out of an old growth Douglas fir log and tuned em to the hybrid with 125s. Then Bluegoose gave me some more shafts(you guys are all too awesome on here) and tuned some that I believe are Tamarack(ya'll call it some kind of spruce) to my hybrid. Last night I was out shooting and took the carbons, Douglas fir, and tamarack and they were all shooting great groups together no matter the range, came home and all 3 weigh within 10 grains of each other! What're the odds? All different lengths, woods, and yet all shoot perfect from the bow and weigh the same. Just thought it was pretty cool and was wondering if anyone else has had arrows so mismatched yet perfect?
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Oh and the recurve wasn't cut very close to center so I needed a lot weaker arrow, the hybrid is cut past center I believe cause it shoots stiffer arrows. And they magically both shoot the same spine in the end -
Very cool! I like it when everything works out for the best!Comment
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I have several trad bows and several different arrows, some of my arrows shoot good from all of my bows and some shoot not so good in all of my bows. I do have a couple of bows that will shoot any/all of my arrows good.Comment
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