Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Arrows => Topic started by: billmac on April 18, 2007, 05:23:33 pm
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Anyone use one of these things? Impressions?
http://www.3riversarchery.com/Product.asp?c=2&s=8&p=50&i=5960
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I have one but don't really care for it, it does seem to be fairly accurate but for me not easy enough to read and measure with. Steve
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Its cheap and works, buy the digital if ya can afford it.
DanaM
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I use one.It works for what it's made for.
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Mother Nature gave u a weighing method and a balance beam ! Yur hands, mind an arms. ;D ;D ;D Have a martin grain scale, its ok, dont use it much, use afore mentioned and have the" thigamiggey."
looks cool and very avant garde (whatever that means)........bob
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...and Eddie, What would that be? ;) Pat
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You been reading the dictionary bob? ;D
DanaM
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Dictionary ???.what that ?.....bob
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Uh,,,Gee Pat,I not sure now.Please enlighten us 8) if you would on the multiple uses. ;D
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Billmac, I've got one of 'em and it works fine for me, nice and simple, does everything I need it to. Eddie, you mean you didn't get the gram converter with yours? ;D
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I use one, yes it works just fine, I hold it against a table or something steady 'till it straightens out.
Sean
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I have one, too. It's ok. Mine reads 75 grains when it isn't weighing anything so it's not that accurate. It would give you a matched set of arrows though.
J. D. Duff
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I have one and I like it,and use it often.Also it can be zeroed by bending the little needle dohickey. God Bless
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I like mine. I hang it from a nail stuck in abeam in my workshop, using a small bungee cord. I don't know how accurate it is. But I really only use it for comparison between shafts when sorting out arrows. For more accurate grain measuring I use my Dillon Reloading powder scale.