Arrow tuning

[labman]

Does everybody align there broad heads to veins as close as possible? I do but I have talked to several people who say they just screw them on and go. I was just wondering every bodies opinion!! If you are a screw and go person what broad heads are you using? Thx

[JNDEER]

no, I do not allign them. I have never noticed a difference when the random one ends up being alligned compared to those that are not.

slick trick magnum 100gr for me.

[Bitterroot Bulls]

I don't need to with slick tricks, but the old Thunderheads had to be perfectly tuned.

[Stringmusic]

Nope. Never needed to go to that step. A little tweak to my rest is all I need for sighting in my broadheads.

[Drhorsepower]

I always have done it, did I need to? I dont know…

[wapiti66]

I align my G5 Montecs. I'm not sure if it matters that much, but it can't hurt.

[DaveZ]

There is no need to align broadheads with the veins. Just make sure the arrow shaft ends are square and that there is no wobble with the broadhead attched doing a spin test. If the broadheads are not perfectly square with the arrow they act as another set of veins and steer the arrow.

[labman]

I agree to a point, but I have broad heads that work just fine with out aligning and others that you had too. That why I was wondering about what everybody shot. Thx

[RUTTIN]

There is no need to align broadheads with the veins. Just make sure the arrow shaft ends are square and that there is no wobble with the broadhead attched doing a spin test. If the broadheads are not perfectly square with the arrow they act as another set of veins and steer the arrow.

great advice, I shoot a two blade Magnus Stinger so it's hard to align with veins and I have no problem with flight as long as the broadhead spins true on the arrow.

[dcestnik]

Aligning broadheads isn't a deal-breaker but when I do refletch they end up aligned just to fit in the quiver better.