My carbon arrows are tuned the same way (shooting at close range).. I get identical flight from my Howard Hill Wesley Special, 50 lbs. at my 28 inch draw as I get from my Savannah 45 lb. using the same arrow and a vintage Bear Grizzly 48 lbs. Gold Tips, 500 spine, cut at 30 and a half inches and 125 grain field tip. Bear's '59 Kodiak remake uses 30 and a half inch, 400 spine, 125 grain field tip. Interesting video...thanks
@seanbyham783825 күн бұрын
Really like those tips! I hate clickers and grip sears but because of that choice target panic takes a lot of work for me to manage. I like shooting open loop too. I don’t shoot tournaments so I can make it work for hunting. Always like to try incorporating different ideas into my shot process to keep my target panic in control.
@stevenbunn5450Ай бұрын
I will do a KZread explanation of arrow flight one day , because all these vids don't understand true arrow flight , your close but the archery world doesn't understand .......Energy and mass when converted to motion , at the correct bare shaft flight , to distance to impact your knock should be 4 degrees knock high on a boss at 90 degrees ....Bow energy......arrow mass.....graverty....distance .the 4 needs to work in harmony .
@sweetchariotenglandАй бұрын
I see the wear on that string finger. Respect Come check out my Yew bows if you've got a mo
@sweetchariotenglandАй бұрын
Yes man. Ive begun promoting an English Yew hunting bow designed I developed, so I'm here soaking up some more knowledge and trying to connect with some archers. Ive sold yew walking sticks to fellas in the states and i like the idea if my bows naking their way there to. Ive done some shorts if the bows in action and i would be honoured if you would come check em out Many thanks!
@charlesaustin7353Ай бұрын
Good solid information Pointing out the conundrum of perspective and scale.
@daviddrysdale8866Ай бұрын
Trevor - I'm an Osteopath in Scotland 🏴 Why do we naturally Cant a Bow ? It's Biomechanics - if you hold your arm out to your front, as you do when drawing your Bow, your hand will naturally be at an angle between 25 and 35 degrees to vertical. It's at the natural, neutral position, everything is relaxed. If you hold your hand vertically, the hand/elbow/shoulder/neck muscles will become tense. Frankly, it's not a natural posture to maintain. Secondly, when canting a Bow, your eye is over the arrow and your visual field is greatly improved.
@daviddrysdale8866Ай бұрын
At long last - an Archer with intelligence and the communicative skills to explain Bare Shaft Tuning. Very well explained. Thanks my friend 🙏
@garykemmerling9192 ай бұрын
How can you be reached
@Tradman472 ай бұрын
I just tied my first set of nocks on tonight 😊 thank you so much for sharing this video 🙏
@chadherbert182 ай бұрын
I’m new to arrow making, but I stumbled onto this technique of raising and rolling, but I was using a wrench handle to roll and was chewing up the surface of the arrow. I have about 20 hazelnut shafts from my trees in the backyard, seasoned for 24 hours or so, to experiment on, and I have a little pulley I can try. I was surprised how much force was required to straighten, especially around the more dense knots, but I used a similar technique on my Yew bow to make the surface nice and smooth and dense, so familiar with it…
@Obijohn_Wick2 ай бұрын
Thanks for the refresher, just got a new longbow and needed a new set
@robsarchery96792 ай бұрын
Nice one
@robsarchery96792 ай бұрын
Like those nocks.Where do I get them?
@Backyard.Archery2 ай бұрын
Thought I had heard it all… nope, just learned something new (electrical tape to mimic fletching)… love it… excited to go back through my tunes (perfect arrow flight is so satisfying)…. and will definitely pass this on (and give you credit)… thank you!
@RentersHomestead2 ай бұрын
Thank you. Great video and well explained. I do have a ?, do you incorporate Nock-tuning into this process for ea arrow?
@Pity939252 ай бұрын
Wht is stuff called, to tie the knot?tq in advance
@wozatoishi57722 ай бұрын
Found this video and can't thank you enough, I thought bare-shaft arrow tuning was beyond me until I watched this. Amazingly well presented.
@carminecoppola82093 ай бұрын
The extra string at the tips made it basically a 16 strand string, you need to reduce weight and drag at the tips to affect a change in speed
@GhostLP7993 ай бұрын
This sounds so simple but brilliant! Gonna try this next training. thank you very much!
@bernhardgoesmann64903 ай бұрын
.. love the buckles, very subtle flex :D
@gunshyarchery3 ай бұрын
Electrical tape you psycho. Love it. I'll try it next time. Never thought it would make enough of a difference with my skill level. But every bit helps. Great intel.
@flyneagle88733 ай бұрын
Hey TTT, I tried to purchase a string from your web site & was unable, it appears broken.
@randyanderson52993 ай бұрын
I needva 57" D97 for a 60" long bow a complete string with silencers and nock spot.
@Kresimir_G3 ай бұрын
art, love it
@douglaswm3 ай бұрын
Are those silencers inside or outside the string?
@user-cv1jf1wq2m4 ай бұрын
Bio Mechanical? Hmmm 🤔?
@tobpitbull4 ай бұрын
The skinny strings your referring to are not the same material your using. Speed is one thing but sound is another. The material is the differences…
@MarkSeverance-hh4ts4 ай бұрын
The micro S nock is my nock of choice I replace my aluminums with. That being said: if I can find an arrow with a swaged end, I’ll take that all day because I can glue on the AAE Plastinock.
@riggs1694 ай бұрын
yes on the nocks!
@riggs1694 ай бұрын
great update! thanks!
@riggs1694 ай бұрын
definitely interested. Id like to see 3 rivers carry them. thanks !
@sarafayelawton6524 ай бұрын
They make awesome strings! My longbows have TTT strings.
@longdrawarcher48574 ай бұрын
Couldn’t be any better
@williambilse4 ай бұрын
You are pretty good at this brother.
@sprk114 ай бұрын
love their shafts, but my favorite wood is Nootka cypress. but love trueshaft arrows
@timwilkerson88674 ай бұрын
Thank you
@jeffbryan47434 ай бұрын
Your test equipment is working against you for you to draw any concrete conclusions. You have a slow bow, a short draw length, and you are shooting 11.25 grains per pound. If a bow is going to shoot faster due a lighter, skinnier string, the results are going to be minimized in your case due to your equipment. Why don't you use a faster bow, and 9 and 10 grains per pound arrow weight and then see what results you get. It is very difficult to get speed from a 68 inch American Longbow unless you have a 34 inch draw length, which you do not have, otherwise your wooden arrows would have weighed a lot more than 450 grains. Why don't you try a 62 inch Toelke Whip , which is a quick longbow, and test for speed at 9gpp, 10gpp, even 11gpp and you will see greater results. Better yet, use a Centaur Triple Carbon Elite, an A&H ACS longbow, or a Borders Archery Hawk Hunter GL? Those are the 3 fastest longbows made and if there is a significant gain with a skinny string it will show up there as opposed to short drawing a 68 inch bow which isn't fast to begin with, no matter what string is on it.
@tttarchery4 ай бұрын
My 62” whip is slower than the 68” toelke 10x. Those are the fastest. I used equipment a hunter would use. Ive repeated this process many times off camera with all weights of arrow down to 8.5gpp. Results are the same. Skinny strings have no value.
@user-cv1jf1wq2m4 ай бұрын
😂 I thought a Musician was learning a tune! Archers tune Bows ! 😅😊
@williambowfishing4 ай бұрын
Do agree. But ultimately the best way to dial it is shooting it as a 30°+ angle. Which a hamskea gen2 axis level will get ta closer imo
@longdrawarcher48574 ай бұрын
I’ll have to play around with my nocks and see if I can hear a difference.
@papyfred78175 ай бұрын
It's not traditional archery, it's barebow lol
@robcarr85055 ай бұрын
How did you do in the tournament?
@robcarr85055 ай бұрын
Beautiful bow. Great video. This helps quite a bit 👍👍
@Tradman475 ай бұрын
Awesome 😊I can't wait to try this
@sjohn_86275 ай бұрын
I’d like to hear your guys opinion on the advantages of shooting a 4 fletch. Awesome video!!!
@georgehardin84525 ай бұрын
Sweet shooting 😊.
@rogerarmendariz76335 ай бұрын
That’s a great idea I would definitely give both products a try. 3rivers archery Lancaster Kustom king archery.
@sjohn_86275 ай бұрын
So when I re-serve a string the only way the nock spins up the string like you’re talking about is… when the bows sitting like you have it and you start your serving at the bottom and flip the serving jig towards yourself right??? Just wondering. I’ve wasted so much thread serving different ways.
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Wow!! Makes so much sense. Thank you!
My carbon arrows are tuned the same way (shooting at close range).. I get identical flight from my Howard Hill Wesley Special, 50 lbs. at my 28 inch draw as I get from my Savannah 45 lb. using the same arrow and a vintage Bear Grizzly 48 lbs. Gold Tips, 500 spine, cut at 30 and a half inches and 125 grain field tip. Bear's '59 Kodiak remake uses 30 and a half inch, 400 spine, 125 grain field tip. Interesting video...thanks
Really like those tips! I hate clickers and grip sears but because of that choice target panic takes a lot of work for me to manage. I like shooting open loop too. I don’t shoot tournaments so I can make it work for hunting. Always like to try incorporating different ideas into my shot process to keep my target panic in control.
I will do a KZread explanation of arrow flight one day , because all these vids don't understand true arrow flight , your close but the archery world doesn't understand .......Energy and mass when converted to motion , at the correct bare shaft flight , to distance to impact your knock should be 4 degrees knock high on a boss at 90 degrees ....Bow energy......arrow mass.....graverty....distance .the 4 needs to work in harmony .
I see the wear on that string finger. Respect Come check out my Yew bows if you've got a mo
Yes man. Ive begun promoting an English Yew hunting bow designed I developed, so I'm here soaking up some more knowledge and trying to connect with some archers. Ive sold yew walking sticks to fellas in the states and i like the idea if my bows naking their way there to. Ive done some shorts if the bows in action and i would be honoured if you would come check em out Many thanks!
Good solid information Pointing out the conundrum of perspective and scale.
Trevor - I'm an Osteopath in Scotland 🏴 Why do we naturally Cant a Bow ? It's Biomechanics - if you hold your arm out to your front, as you do when drawing your Bow, your hand will naturally be at an angle between 25 and 35 degrees to vertical. It's at the natural, neutral position, everything is relaxed. If you hold your hand vertically, the hand/elbow/shoulder/neck muscles will become tense. Frankly, it's not a natural posture to maintain. Secondly, when canting a Bow, your eye is over the arrow and your visual field is greatly improved.
At long last - an Archer with intelligence and the communicative skills to explain Bare Shaft Tuning. Very well explained. Thanks my friend 🙏
How can you be reached
I just tied my first set of nocks on tonight 😊 thank you so much for sharing this video 🙏
I’m new to arrow making, but I stumbled onto this technique of raising and rolling, but I was using a wrench handle to roll and was chewing up the surface of the arrow. I have about 20 hazelnut shafts from my trees in the backyard, seasoned for 24 hours or so, to experiment on, and I have a little pulley I can try. I was surprised how much force was required to straighten, especially around the more dense knots, but I used a similar technique on my Yew bow to make the surface nice and smooth and dense, so familiar with it…
Thanks for the refresher, just got a new longbow and needed a new set
Nice one
Like those nocks.Where do I get them?
Thought I had heard it all… nope, just learned something new (electrical tape to mimic fletching)… love it… excited to go back through my tunes (perfect arrow flight is so satisfying)…. and will definitely pass this on (and give you credit)… thank you!
Thank you. Great video and well explained. I do have a ?, do you incorporate Nock-tuning into this process for ea arrow?
Wht is stuff called, to tie the knot?tq in advance
Found this video and can't thank you enough, I thought bare-shaft arrow tuning was beyond me until I watched this. Amazingly well presented.
The extra string at the tips made it basically a 16 strand string, you need to reduce weight and drag at the tips to affect a change in speed
This sounds so simple but brilliant! Gonna try this next training. thank you very much!
.. love the buckles, very subtle flex :D
Electrical tape you psycho. Love it. I'll try it next time. Never thought it would make enough of a difference with my skill level. But every bit helps. Great intel.
Hey TTT, I tried to purchase a string from your web site & was unable, it appears broken.
I needva 57" D97 for a 60" long bow a complete string with silencers and nock spot.
art, love it
Are those silencers inside or outside the string?
Bio Mechanical? Hmmm 🤔?
The skinny strings your referring to are not the same material your using. Speed is one thing but sound is another. The material is the differences…
The micro S nock is my nock of choice I replace my aluminums with. That being said: if I can find an arrow with a swaged end, I’ll take that all day because I can glue on the AAE Plastinock.
yes on the nocks!
great update! thanks!
definitely interested. Id like to see 3 rivers carry them. thanks !
They make awesome strings! My longbows have TTT strings.
Couldn’t be any better
You are pretty good at this brother.
love their shafts, but my favorite wood is Nootka cypress. but love trueshaft arrows
Thank you
Your test equipment is working against you for you to draw any concrete conclusions. You have a slow bow, a short draw length, and you are shooting 11.25 grains per pound. If a bow is going to shoot faster due a lighter, skinnier string, the results are going to be minimized in your case due to your equipment. Why don't you use a faster bow, and 9 and 10 grains per pound arrow weight and then see what results you get. It is very difficult to get speed from a 68 inch American Longbow unless you have a 34 inch draw length, which you do not have, otherwise your wooden arrows would have weighed a lot more than 450 grains. Why don't you try a 62 inch Toelke Whip , which is a quick longbow, and test for speed at 9gpp, 10gpp, even 11gpp and you will see greater results. Better yet, use a Centaur Triple Carbon Elite, an A&H ACS longbow, or a Borders Archery Hawk Hunter GL? Those are the 3 fastest longbows made and if there is a significant gain with a skinny string it will show up there as opposed to short drawing a 68 inch bow which isn't fast to begin with, no matter what string is on it.
My 62” whip is slower than the 68” toelke 10x. Those are the fastest. I used equipment a hunter would use. Ive repeated this process many times off camera with all weights of arrow down to 8.5gpp. Results are the same. Skinny strings have no value.
😂 I thought a Musician was learning a tune! Archers tune Bows ! 😅😊
Do agree. But ultimately the best way to dial it is shooting it as a 30°+ angle. Which a hamskea gen2 axis level will get ta closer imo
I’ll have to play around with my nocks and see if I can hear a difference.
It's not traditional archery, it's barebow lol
How did you do in the tournament?
Beautiful bow. Great video. This helps quite a bit 👍👍
Awesome 😊I can't wait to try this
I’d like to hear your guys opinion on the advantages of shooting a 4 fletch. Awesome video!!!
Sweet shooting 😊.
That’s a great idea I would definitely give both products a try. 3rivers archery Lancaster Kustom king archery.
So when I re-serve a string the only way the nock spins up the string like you’re talking about is… when the bows sitting like you have it and you start your serving at the bottom and flip the serving jig towards yourself right??? Just wondering. I’ve wasted so much thread serving different ways.