Should I cut my arrows for accuracy or better performance and how to cut them?

Wondering if you should cut down your archery arrows for better performance? In this video, we dive into why you adjust arrow length and how it will effect your shots. Learn how cutting your arrows can enhance flight stability, and the key factors you need to consider before making modifications. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced archer, understanding arrow length is essential for optimizing your bow setup. Watch now to find out if trimming your arrows is the right move for your archery game!
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[@Robert-yh6bb]

I'm really confused now

[@bobd352]

How about tuning the cams on a bow.

[@redbackarchery]

Hello and thanks for the interest . I will look at doing a video on just cam tuning but also have a look at my video on bow tuning here ( it has a segment on cam tuning ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWbYfWtugs-iibM

[@clintskeens]

In my opinion your arrows should be cut an inch shorter than your draw length and for my set up i have a 28.5 draw lenght and my arrows are 26.5. if your hitting your hand with broadhead or any part of the arrow your simply holding your bow incorrectly.

[@redbackarchery]

Thanks for the comment and your interest in our channel .

[@ThatJamesGuy88]

Shouldn’t we go by the individual bow/rest/draw length instead of blanket statements?

[@clintskeens]

@@ThatJamesGuy88 in my opinion was the part you should have read

[@clintskeens]

@@ThatJamesGuy88 anybody who involves themself in archery on a daily basis knows that cutting your arrows to your exact draw length is going to result in arrows being way past the riser