Well, I took out my 50lb locust bow and cane arrows the other day, to try practice some short distance shots in preparation for deer season October 1st. To my surprise my stone-tipped arrows flew on average 4 inches to the left at 12 yards! With bone tips or light field points these shafts are right on for my bow, and I didn't think stone points would affect the spine, or at least that much. Now what? I was hoping to take these arrows out on opening day but I don't have confidence in them now. I don't want to try to shoot them to the right and screw up my aim. Could I put a slight bend in them so that it takes some spine away, in other words, curve them around the bow a tad?
Thanks for any advice,
CP