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Shot 6 two arrow groups, 1 bare and 1 fletched this is what it looks like, results were the same each time. Bare is to the left of fletched with tail to the right. What do I do to correct this
I’m shooting a Pse B.M. 32 @ 50lbs with 26" draw, rest is a W.B.
Any suggestions?

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Other than having it certified is they anyway to measure a spring scale to make sure it is reading the correct weight using items at home??

Hello, everybody.
I’m beginner archer and I dont have any kind of assistance from a club in my area.
At the (past) many years at my area we had a coach that knew several things and he helped me a lot with my equipment.
The last years I’m alone and I’m trying to find the correct type of arrows for me and my son (13 years old).
The last weeks I have read plenty of articles, charts, etc for the correct arrows.
To be honest….. I’m more confused that informed!
Please, is there a simply explanation how can I choose the best arrow type for me???
I’m an indoor archer of 18m, (very rare to shoot field).
If my bow is 70” 36 lbs recurve and my arrow lenght (bottom of the nock slot to the end of the saft) is 27,75in how can I choose the spine for carbon or aluminium arrows??
(I have read already easton and …more charts without make any sence as I cant measure the weight of my arrows)

Is there a more simply way to choose??

Thank you….

Want to double check to arrow spine..

http://www.carbonexpressarrows.com/s…tDrawChart.pdf

The IBO FPS on worksheet is the actual rating for the bow I assume yes? So if my bow’s IBO is 337 (the bow rating not my actual FPS at 60lbs) I would add +12 to this, is that correct?

After all said and done, my adjusted weight is 71lbs so 340 spine is the way to go I assume? I hear some say I should be using a 400 spine, but this chart says differently. I am assuming 10-15 years ago a 60lb bow would indeed use a 400 spine, but the faster bows today are using stiffer spines at 60lbs?

Quick question on correct arrow spine. My current setup is a mathews chill-r, 28.5 inch draw, 70 lb dw. I have Easton axis n fused arrows with a 340 spine cut to 28 inches that I recently put Easton brass inserts in weighting 75 grains. Total arrow weight is around 470 grains. I am just wondering if anyone knows if this is underspined because of the inserts? And if so will it make a big difference in accuracy? I like to target shoot but mostly hunt. Thanks!

So I am new to traditional archery and, being short for my age, only have a 25# bow. The arrows are 25” long. the spine is 800(it has the number 800 printed on the side) is this an ok spine? they bend SUPER easy!

I am getting some Injexion arrows and need some help determining the best length to cut them for optimized dynamic spine.

Here is my bow set up: PSE Dream Season EVO, 28" draw length, 67#

I plan to use 125 gr. heads and can cut the arrows as short at 26" (26.5" is even with the berger hole). I am using 4, 1.6" fletchings weighing 4 gr each.

What length is ideal for my setup? Can someone run this in OT2 for me?

Thanks for the help.