Do you nock tune your bare shafts? I do!. Before I fletch my shafts and after squaring the ends, cleaning them, insert tuning, and gluing my inserts, I proceed to nock tune. This is done with a filed point of equivalent weight as your broadheads (DO NOT do this with broadheads). I like to do it through paper, no fletchings. You turn your nock slightly on every shot until you get that bullet hole on the paper (or the minimal tear possible). You mark it there and this will make a difference on your arrow flight plus it will make you work on your form as you shoot these bare shafts. Make sure your shooting distance is between 7-10 yards and that there is enough clearance behind the paper and your target so your arrow hits the target after it cleared the paper 🤜🏽🤛🏽 To me, this is one of the most important steps in building your arrow. #craft #diy #arrow #heavyarrow #nocktune #bowhunting #arrowflight #papertune #accuracy (at Katy, Texas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRMa0eQFgMX/?utm_medium=tumblr
