Can you tune ANY ARROW?! | It all starts with FORM!

[@kenmathews4522]

Thanks teacher! If I don't learn something everyday, then I wasted an opportunity. You makes technology easy! Keep it up

[@joelaskey2121]

This guy is awesome! My grip is like a ghost tickle...I can feel in my Thumb web/ Lifeline when I'm not holding my bow when watching this tutorial

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

Another great video there Teach. I am definitely looking forward to the rest of this series. I for one can see when my arm drifts to the left after the shot that it is going to be a bad shot. I have never tuned my old 06 PSE just moved the sight housing and pins around and I did barely move my whisker biscuit once.

[@hikingwithaviking8529]

Oooo can of worms video!!!! Great video!! Alot of thought provoking information

[@edbohi2389]

I had the exact same carbon storm specs when I first switched to carbon arrows. Great break down as always!

[@northwoodscatfish7646]

Your content is awesome I shot alot when I was younger but got out of it and recently had a mathews gave to me and was looking at videos on the cbe engage 3 pin and your info was what sold me and I keep watching videos and learning your awesome keep it up

[@Waty8413]

7:20 Oooooooh, burn. Also, AMEN.

[@StraightWayOutdoors]

The full length video should be interesting. I recently worked with two extremely different arrows (.340, 29”, 123 gr pt and .150, 27”, 150 gr pt) out of the same bow (29/60). The stiffer spine tore considerably higher nock, but fairly easy to adjust to a bullet hole. Now, I want to go back to the .340 to see how that hole looks.

[@mitchellgenz1373]

Great review Nate.

[@Alan_Edwards]

No question....form is King.

[@knightingalesaid]

Do you have a video that shows what causes an arrow to shoot way off to the left or right. Mine shoots 2 ft to the left of the target at 20 meters? I'm using a 50 lb. Bow with a non movable shoot through rest. The cock feather goes between two tines on the rest. The arrow is centered on the arrow rest, using the string which is about 3 mm off dead center on the bow limb cam system. The nock is at the correct height. And the arrow wants to porpoise down ward to. To me the bow is tuned. The bare shaft arrow is a 2016 aluminum Easton Game Getter. The fletched arrows shoot fairly straight but wobble a bit. They have a 100 gr. points. This is a 1990 Pearson compound bow. If you have time any suggestions would be appreciated.

[@averagejackarchery]

I've got a whole playlist of helpful videos! kzbin.info/aero/PLedhoxovSLbGFMlXoc4-lcIzLtsPCVvD7

[@knightingalesaid]

@@averagejackarchery Thanks so much for the videos. Keep them in the 10 ring.

[@renatugaming5730]

Get face pressure down, if you get that down it's a lot easier to tune. Without that, your face can throw arrows off, it doesn't seem like it, but when you have less holding weight it's easier to move the string around. If you need proof, take your bow, try to use a bow scale and move the string to the left or right when the bow is not drawn, then do it again when it is drawn. Less holding weight makes this easier to mess up. Hope this helps!

[@lukevermote1751]

Xx75 definitely og love it great video

[@bakershotttbog]

Random question, just getting into archery. Have you seen the compound slingshots? I have been looking on the internet for some but there isn't many, even less in English.

[@averagejackarchery]

I have and have zero interest lol

[@gorrila41]

Thanks Jack, id like to see some walk back/bareshaft tunes after your paper tune.

[@plmmlp9052]

Please help. After watching many videos I’m trying to decide if I’ve got a reasonable setup. I’m currently shooting a Parker Trailblazer at 53 pounds with a 27” draw. I’m shooting 27.5, 400 Victory Decimator arrows with a standard 100 gr. tip. Any insight you might offer is much appreciated. Thank you.

[@waynehumphrey8910]

Good video I’m bummed out I was outside shooting to day with my remedy and noticed the serving that runs through the rollers looks like a cotton ball called my dealer can’t bring it in on till Tuesday hop elite makes good on it I have only had the bow 3 months

[@averagejackarchery]

In my experience they definitely will.

[@theoreticallybelieving6499]

Hey Jack love your vids, What's your take on metal D-loops? I personally enjoy tying on a new D-loop but could it be a good choice for someone like my dad who doesn't know how nor does he really care that much to learn. He doesn't shoot that often so I don't think it would be worth it if it wears out the serving quicker than usual.

[@averagejackarchery]

They're a massive accident waiting to happen. One popped screw or one torque of the string and you have all kinds of injuries and bow problems. Stick to the dloop string material. :)

[@christsideurbanstreetminis2183]

Have you done very much with B.E. rampage I'm still trying to figure there spine chart for the rampage since they come standard with a 50g outsert Do you take that 50g add it to you feildpoint/ broadhead weight so at that point your tip weight actually increased? Or is that 50g already factored in to the spine weight?

[@averagejackarchery]

That I don't know with the BE chart. I'm very unfamiliar with their arrows as they're not popular up my way.

[@stick__shooter]

Have you found any real accuracy difference or advantage to running left helical? I know my bow naturally want to turn left but I've always done right helical.

[@averagejackarchery]

Been testing since August...video to come soon.

[@jpwills1]

Choose the helical that will spin the arrow the direction that will not loosen your field tip or and especially your broadhead on hunting arrow.

[@stick__shooter]

@@jpwills1 even with right helical my field points often loosen at impact. I always use Teflon tape on my broadhead threads to keep them tight and snug.

[@giordanodonofrio1807]

I shoot a vxr 31.5 set at 27.5" draw, 70lbs and arrows cut to 27 3/4" what spine do you think i should shoot based off of that?

[@averagejackarchery]

A 330/340/350 would give you the greatest flexibility.

[@giordanodonofrio1807]

Thank u👍

[@potshot23]

This is late for your post, but when you say 8 Ft. for your shot, exactly where is that measured from- your leading foot, your bow hand knuckles at full draw? I'm not sure where to measure 8 ft ??

[@averagejackarchery]

Great question. I start at 8ft like a shooting line: I'm straddling the line. But then I also bump back to 12 and 15ft lines to further confirm.

[@jonathanewert2350]

Teaching English to Middle school students is way tougher than teaching rocket science!

[@danfegan5086]

I have experimented as you have through paper tune and have found different nocks shot differently. I found Bohning double locks most consistent compared to gt, Easton,ect.

[@averagejackarchery]

Yup! And I started shooting them for that exact reason.

[@danfegan5086]

I think it is the nock to string tension that makes the difference. Your thoughts?

[@averagejackarchery]

@@danfegan5086 Yes. I shot GT nocks for years for their beef, but they didn't agree with all center servings. Too tight in some cases. Don't have that issues with the double lock. They've fit everything I've shot them on.

[@Jackofalmasterofnon]

Do you really like those victory vforce

[@averagejackarchery]

Love em.

[@wcwcgarner2717]

Way to break it down nate. Nice review. On arrow spine.

[@frankspataro9714]

I shoot a elite with twenty none inch draw sevety pounds and I have been shooting 400 spine og beeman's and have killed truck fulls of deer and even a elk with em like to see you shooting the old school beeman's

[@tylerisbell6916]

Here’s my deal. if you have arrows that shoot money with your bow 13/16 off the shelf and through the Berger hole why would you shoot an arrow that tears and you have to move something lol

[@mm2_Arya]

Is that butcher paper? :D

[@averagejackarchery]

It's actually rosin paper! Painting supplies from Lowes.

[@mm2_Arya]

@@averagejackarchery any plans to shoot bareshaft through it? I'd be interested in seeing how much difference the fetching make