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NEVER EVER DRY FIRE A BOW . Dry firing (or sometimes known as “dry loosing”) means that the bow string is released after being placed under tension without an arrow being in place (nocked) or an arrow being incorrectly shot. In most cases, this occurs completely by accident—often as a result of: Incorrect nocking of the arrow.

 

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bare shaft tuning, tuning -

Bare Shaft Tuning Redback Archery Supplies recommends bare shaft tuning for any setup shot with a finger release. In order to use this method you will need two fletched arrows and two bare shafts. Follow the illustrations below  to fine tune your setup. This diagram depicts optimal tuning for the bare shaft tuning method. Bare shafts and fletched arrows should have very similar impact points.   Stiff Arrow Possible Corrections:   Use a longer shaft Use a lighter spined shaft Add weight to the insert using a weight system, or by adding a heavier weight point Weak Arrow Possible Corrections:...

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arrow wraps, installing arrow wraps -

Arrow wraps help to customise your arrows but also help the vanes and feathers stick to the shaft better . In this article and video we show you how to install them.

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arrow length, arrow spine, calculating arrow spine, correct arrow spine -

Arrow spine is very important when shooting accuratly and safely.Changing the head weight , bow draw weight , bow draw length or arrow length will change the arrow spine .Many people confuse the arrow weight with the arrow spine but they are totally unrelated.

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Greyling Fletching jig -

Using the Greyling Fletching Jig is easy and can save you money on arrows by making them yourself .

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