Standard vs micro diameter arrows

[NaturalJon]

I'm thinking about setting up a smaller diameter arrow? My question is how much tuning is involved, i.e. nock point, rest adjustments. I know it's not a plug and play but don't want to mess with my tune too much because my set up is shooting really well now with standard diameter.

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[FURMAN]

You will basically be starting from scratch with the tune, as is the case anytime you try a new arrow. You may get lucky and they may shoot in your bow as is but I doubt it.

 

[2blade]

IMO, if the old arrow verses the new skinny arrow are spined identical, the only thing you might have to do is raise the rest a little bit.

 

[FURMAN]

That really depends on what “tuned” means to you.


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[elkyinzer]

Modern bows with drop aways are fairly idiot proof to tune. I haven't seen a compound bow porpoise bad in a decade.

Shoot helicals for some forgiveness. FOC probably helps in that regard also, long as you don't get too nuts with it.

 

[Tony Trietch]

Eaxctly! Small diameter arrows are the way to go for me, the only drawbacks I see are less choices in D6 BHs and can be more difficult to get a good helical when fletching.

IMO, if the old arrow verses the new skinny arrow are spined identical, the only thing you might have to do is raise the rest a little bit.