Avid Archers Technical Tips

Broadhead Versus Field Point Accuracy  Broadheads are prone to veer off target unless a bow is perfectly tuned. For this reason, many archers believe that broadheads and field points never hit the same spot downrange. The truth is, a perfectly adjusted bow shoots all types of arrowheads in the same place. The key is using heads that weigh exactly the same. If customers' field points, blunts, and broadheads all weigh 125 grains, their setup will theoretically produce an identical point of impact.  The key to success is knowing how to tune customers bows.  Unfortunately, many bowhunters and even archery store owners do not. The result is erratic point of impact and the reinforced notion that consistent accuracy is impossible.  By learning solid bow-tuning basics and selling arrowheads of identical weight, you can help customers achieve the same point of impact downrange. Does your bow need to be tuned before the season begins? Stop on by and discuss that fact.

Thanks,

Dennis