I have been reading/watching a fair bit of gear about arrow building. I have some time to kill being in covid lockdown (Melbourne Australia) so don’t mind putting in some extra time in my arrow build.
One thing I am considering is insert tuning. Basically Spin testing broadhead and slightly twisting insert until broadheads spin good...then glue insert to suit.
But if I was to then nock tune the bare shafts (With field points) and fletch to suit, the broadhead blades would be inconsistent positions from one arrow to the next.
I have always built with broadheads all being horizontal.
Anyone tested one vs the other? Inconsistent wobble vs inconsistent steering out of the gate.
I’m shooting a 2 blade fixed Kayuga 125gr. Australian brand so not expecting any first hand experience from you guys....but they are a single bevel if that helps.
One thing I am considering is insert tuning. Basically Spin testing broadhead and slightly twisting insert until broadheads spin good...then glue insert to suit.
But if I was to then nock tune the bare shafts (With field points) and fletch to suit, the broadhead blades would be inconsistent positions from one arrow to the next.
I have always built with broadheads all being horizontal.
Anyone tested one vs the other? Inconsistent wobble vs inconsistent steering out of the gate.
I’m shooting a 2 blade fixed Kayuga 125gr. Australian brand so not expecting any first hand experience from you guys....but they are a single bevel if that helps.