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Pat B:
Brad, when similar arrows shoot differently try shooting them with the cock feather in. I've found that sometimes this makes a big difference.

PEARL DRUMS:
Same here, Pat. After getting a spine tester I found that spine from side to side can vary a few pounds. I think that's why turning the cock feather makes a difference with some.

Pappy:
I have found the same on turning the cock feather , especially on cain but after trying that and few other things to try and fine tune them[shorten/tip weight and such] if they still don't hit where I want they don't go in my quiver. They get broken and burnt in the fire. Never seen the need to practice with an arrow that won't hit where you look, if you are doing everything right ,and to hard to try and keep up with the good ones and bad ones. I have seem folks mark arrows # 1 and so on, arrows are a lot of trouble to make for sure but if they aren't #1 they don't get to stay with me. I do enough wrong in my shooting, I have to have the confidence that my arrows /bow are right and it is all up to me. ;) :) :)
 Pappy

bradsmith2010:
good point Pappy, I hear you,, (SH)

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