I have an NRT in February which I will be training for and for new equipment I will have to get a stabilizer set and arrows but right now shooting the N3 pro limbs and i love them😊
I would love to see some advice on string making Arrow building arrow tuning I think it’s great that you can do your level one training and as a veteran novice would love some help buddy
String making and arrow making and tuning is on the books. Need to look into the coaching side of things for any courses coming up and if I have free time. However more than happy to help out.
Arrow building is something that one can take great pride in. It's fun to be able to custom fit arrows by cutting just a little bit with your arrow saw. Most will get a better build by shooting them b4 you complete making them. The closer you can shoot them well b4 adding to the rear end of them with vanes or feathers will give you valuable input into your brain & make your scores improve down the road. I like the direction of this channel & being able to see Andrew shooting with an old bro from the UK would be very interesting🎉. I'm getting single digit highs in F* right now so I'm looking forward to much content from this channel.
@@josephtreadlightly5686 Thanks buddy. I will do and arrow build series and try to cover everything I can. Hopefully show how changing length can change spine and also point weight changing spine as well. I seemed to have a good tune on my outdoor setup and was able to shoot a bare shaft at 70m, hitting in the middle., My indoor setup at 30lb draw weight are showing a bit stiff but I think a set of 32lb limbs will compensate for that 😁
@@brookvalleylife724 Yep, too stiff is probably a little worse than a tad too limber. Arrow length is so important & when you can shoot a bare shaft well it gives you a great sense of accomplishment 👏.
I have an NRT in February which I will be training for and for new equipment I will have to get a stabilizer set and arrows but right now shooting the N3 pro limbs and i love them😊
They are really good limbs. I love mine.😁
Count us in Andy!
Thanks .
Happy new year Andy , is Bare Bow what i think it is ?
@monaco-b2c same to you buddy. No, it's not nakedness shooting....🤣 See you in a few weeks.
I would love to see some advice on string making Arrow building arrow tuning
I think it’s great that you can do your level one training and as a veteran novice would love some help buddy
String making and arrow making and tuning is on the books. Need to look into the coaching side of things for any courses coming up and if I have free time. However more than happy to help out.
Arrow building is something that one can take great pride in. It's fun to be able to custom fit arrows by cutting just a little bit with your arrow saw. Most will get a better build by shooting them b4 you complete making them. The closer you can shoot them well b4 adding to the rear end of them with vanes or feathers will give you valuable input into your brain & make your scores improve down the road. I like the direction of this channel & being able to see Andrew shooting with an old bro from the UK would be very interesting🎉. I'm getting single digit highs in F* right now so I'm looking forward to much content from this channel.
@@josephtreadlightly5686 Thanks buddy. I will do and arrow build series and try to cover everything I can. Hopefully show how changing length can change spine and also point weight changing spine as well. I seemed to have a good tune on my outdoor setup and was able to shoot a bare shaft at 70m, hitting in the middle., My indoor setup at 30lb draw weight are showing a bit stiff but I think a set of 32lb limbs will compensate for that 😁
@@brookvalleylife724 Yep, too stiff is probably a little worse than a tad too limber. Arrow length is so important & when you can shoot a bare shaft well it gives you a great sense of accomplishment 👏.
@@josephtreadlightly5686 It sure does. I think 32lb limbs will work great with these arrows.
Can you dm me please
Can't DM from youtube anymore. Drop me an email at my email in the description and I will get back to you. Cheers mate.