Thing A Week #35 - Finding the Arrow Node

In this week's episode of Thing A Week, GRIV teaches a tuning trick that helps with outdoor consistency and tighter grouping. Subscribe to our channel and tune in on Wednesdays at 4 pm EST for expert insights and new episodes!
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[@hotbear9424]

What if I torque tune and the arrow rest is not at the node

[@pwshepard]

I’ve been in archery for 37 years and GRIV is still teaching me things! Never even heard of the arrow node!

[@MrChiumiento]

Dorge from Firenock has been telling me about the node since the day I started archery.

[@ZenBehindThePeep]

How would this work if you have a long draw length of 31"+?

[@mat_in_texas]

Guess I know what I’m doing tomorrow afternoon. Gotta see about this

[@Apop1981]

You know a few hundred years ago you would have been in trouble for witchcraft? Thank you George, I am going to do this on my next set of arrows.

[@mgrundy]

is the node in the same spot on every shaft, or will you end up potentially needing to cut each shaft at different lengths? trying not to overthink it.

[@Greyarcher1]

😂😅😂😅🤪😁😭🤣😂😅😂🤣😭

[@calvinchen8437]

No stable result for torgue tuning

[@patrickquinn6402]

What about the rear node? Does it have any bearing on arrow flight? Would it make any sense to fletch your arrows at the rear node?