I've heard that if you're over-spined it WILL affect your arrow flight, it only makes your bow less forgiving, and it won't matter on a properly tuned compound bow. So, what is the actual answer (as it can't be all 3)?
I recently got a new bow (70 lbs with 28" draw) and decided on Easton Axis 260 spine arrows with 200 grains up front (125 broad head and 50 brass insert). There was one guy at the archery shop who looked at me crazy saying there's no way he'll be able to tune that and another guy (younger) so said it was fine and he would actually recommend that spine and there was no issue with that much weight up front. Just curious if this is an old vs new mentality or something else altogether.
I recently got a new bow (70 lbs with 28" draw) and decided on Easton Axis 260 spine arrows with 200 grains up front (125 broad head and 50 brass insert). There was one guy at the archery shop who looked at me crazy saying there's no way he'll be able to tune that and another guy (younger) so said it was fine and he would actually recommend that spine and there was no issue with that much weight up front. Just curious if this is an old vs new mentality or something else altogether.