Kurt
Well-Known Member
It has come to my attention as I search for information on how to build better arrows that the determination of left or right helical for our personal setups is really predetermined....or is it? While bare shaft tuning I was reminded of a video I had watched that shows the natural rotation of an arrow shaft out of a bow regardless of the fact that it has only a field point, and no fletchings. Does anyone have any knowledge or experience regarding this? Is this an important finding, that I need to worry about as I move forward with my adult arrow build as it pertains to my selection of the bevel of my broadheads and the fletching of my shafts. I will be honest and say for all the 28 yrs of my bow hunting experience/deer killing I have shot a right helical fletch. Although now I know that the natural rotation is left. Is this important to change to left bevel and left helical, left feather, left off set?
Also If someone could help me learn to post a video on this darn thing from youtube onto the forum I will post the video showing this phenomena. Thanks in advance. Kurt
Also If someone could help me learn to post a video on this darn thing from youtube onto the forum I will post the video showing this phenomena. Thanks in advance. Kurt