Bow tuning tips

[WW]

I\'m sure many of you may have seen my post on another website about bow tuning. But for those that may have missed it, it could be a good idea if you bookmark this one.

It is <!-- w --><a class=\"postlink\" href=\"http://www.bowtuningtips.com\">www.bowtuningtips.com</a><!-- w -->. It is run by Kenny Parsons from Kentucky. Kenny is a great bow mechanic and likes to share his knowledge. As a matter of fact, I think he may even have a course you can take to become a bow pro yourself.

Anyhow, check it out and see what new tips and tricks you can learn. Hope you like it!

 

[Deertick]

Bow tuning is probably one of most important AND most overlooked topics ... thanks!

 

[Bullnuts]

If you\'re going to hunt with a bow tuning is THE most important thing. Anyone who can\'t get their arrows to fly straight with broadheads, honestly, shouldn\'t be hunting with archery equipment. It\'s not terribly difficult to tune a bow and to keep it in tune. WW\'s link is a good one. There are a lot of guys here and on other sites who are good bow mechanics and who can give some great advice on tuning, too.

 

[archery bum]

Just ordered a new peep and watched his vid on serving it in. He showed how to keep a tubeless peep inline with your loop. going too be using his method, looks like he knows what he\'s doing.