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vince71969
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BillJohnsonIII
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Thanks to all! I have enjoyed reading everyone's instructions and interpretations, this has been a great subject to learn from.
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r49740
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Does it matter for walk back tuning if it is done on the shorter distances or if it is done at the longer, say 30,40,50,60 yards? Does it give the same result? I will be working on this over the weekend to get ready for 3d and want to make sure I can get it as good as I can.
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wishbone
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About as simple as its gets right there , excellent job Vince
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Rford
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I'm a novice and have been struggling with getting my bow to shoot straight. Tried paper tuning. Took it to someone who was supposed to know what was up. Moved my pins, moved the rest, mostly guessing. Not surprising, I never got any consistency. I just blamed my "short riser" Black Max II. Then I read this "walk back" method, went home, followed the directions and, I kid you not, I am hitting where I am aiming.
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hiddendanger
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awesome thread . I 'm in my second year shooting a bow and I was able to walk back tune it myself when the pro shop could not . Thanks
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PA_MATHEWS_MAN
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Question
Would It Be wise to do tis with a Hanging Target so that Your Shooting Straight
Rather than having the Target on the Ground ??
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vince71969
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| PA_MATHEWS_MAN wrote: | Question
Would It Be wise to do tis with a Hanging Target so that Your Shooting Straight
Rather than having the Target on the Ground ??
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The target is for stopping the arrow to reference in relation to the hanging string
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PA_MATHEWS_MAN
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3 yards would Be a straight down shot ,For Me
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aoudad
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| PA_MATHEWS_MAN wrote: | 3 yards would Be a straight down shot ,For Me  | Put the target on some ice chests
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statedriller
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| aoudad wrote: | | PA_MATHEWS_MAN wrote: | 3 yards would Be a straight down shot ,For Me  | Put the target on some ice chests  |
Or an airconditioner would work....
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PA_MATHEWS_MAN
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| aoudad wrote: | | PA_MATHEWS_MAN wrote: | 3 yards would Be a straight down shot ,For Me  | Put the target on some ice chests  | I have a Morrel Bag Hanging in the Basement for when I used to tune My Bow...
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30pointbuck
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Thanks alot everyone. you guys know your stuff . I havn't been shooting long but i feel i can learn alot about my switchback xt from you guy. THANKS
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gutpileoutfitter
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putting target on a couple of coolers won`t work unless ther FULL of ice cold beer. seriously EXCELLENT THREAD!!!
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montucky
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i used the tailgate of my neighbors new pickup when he wasn't home
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tommyt
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This worked very well. Wish I would have done it a while ago. Thanks a lot!!!
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GoldtipXT
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But you are walking back from 3 yards to 10 yards. that not really doing anything drastic is it? what about 20 and 30 and 40 ?
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L.O.S.T.Arrow
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| GoldtipXT wrote: | | But you are walking back from 3 yards to 10 yards. that not really doing anything drastic is it? what about 20 and 30 and 40 ? |
Same Info ..just at longer distance info will be more Exaggerated..or "Drastic"...if arrow is planning badly that may even give you false info at longer distance...as one tunes bow on how arrow leaves bow ..
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Vince_Ak
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This has helped a bunch setting up the new Z7, but part of my older addled brain matter is wondering should this not be done with bare shafts at 9 yards or does it matter. i guess i am sort of remembering some old martin archery material i read years ago...
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L.O.S.T.Arrow
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| Vince_Ak wrote: | This has helped a bunch setting up the new Z7, but part of my older addled brain matter is wondering should this not be done with bare shafts at 9 yards or does it matter. i guess i am sort of remembering some old martin archery material i read years ago...
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Hence the title... "Modified Close Method", Fletched arrows will show any interference with rest..etc.while bare shafts may not.....
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mike25
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| L.O.S.T.Arrow wrote: | | Vince_Ak wrote: | This has helped a bunch setting up the new Z7, but part of my older addled brain matter is wondering should this not be done with bare shafts at 9 yards or does it matter. i guess i am sort of remembering some old martin archery material i read years ago...
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Hence the title... "Modified Close Method", Fletched arrows will show any interference with rest..etc.while bare shafts may not.....
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Neil- should i try this method for the walk back everyone has been telling me to do, or should i try the old method? i have fletching contact on my arrows and i cant seem to figure out why im getting it. also, for the close method, is this supposed to be done WITH fletched arrows, or without?
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Dusty Britches
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I did the walk back to 40 yards and it works great! I now have this chart in my arrow tuning book.
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