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Issue bareshafting

Squirrels said:
You may be right. I will say this, if I am torquing it I must be the most consistent torquer of all time. I was getting the exact same horizontal tear every time. Once I move the rest out a bit it got closer, little more adjustment and nothing but bullets holes after that. I shot another 30 arrows over the next two days. even changing point weights a little....still bullet holes every single time.
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I can’t argue with that kind of consistency.
 
Squirrels said:
You may be right. I will say this, if I am torquing it I must be the most consistent torquer of all time. I was getting the exact same horizontal tear every time. Once I move the rest out a bit it got closer, little more adjustment and nothing but bullets holes after that. I shot another 30 arrows over the next two days. even changing point weights a little....still bullet holes every single time.
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Here is a lesser known or discussed torque tuning technique. If anyone questions her knowledge or ability, a Google search will end that very quickly.
 
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