Archery Tip of the week | How to check arrow flight

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[@norco4life518]

You’re dropping your elbow when drawing, should never have to drop your elbow

[@dablaugntximntxub2318]

sir, you don't need to strip them vanes off, you''re just wasting money.. a simple fix to them messed up blazers or vanes is a quick dipped them into a hot pot of water and the vanes will return to its normal shape.

[@bd6993]

Both arrows kicked "up". That would be a high tear if paper tuning.

[@sdcb27]

Wont adding the weight of lighted nock itself potentially change the tune itself?

[@trentonmcinis2735]

No. It won't they don't weigh enough to change anything

[@bd6993]

@@trentonmcinis2735 Bullshit! It makes a big difference.

[@catjackoff-road855]

I don’t find any difference with my nocturnals, still kill deer just as dead

[@Ranger_k16]

This is more evident on lower poundage bows, but still makes a difference nonetheless

[@frogmanjump1222]

It went down too much....

[@modernfortitude]

I noticed that too, there was too much drop and still some bounce after take-off.

[@verofpv6152]

Is it tune or toooone

[@Ranger_k16]

That's a weird way to draw a bow

[@norco4life518]

My guess is the weights too high, he’s gunna wreck his shoulder dropping the elbow like that