Bare shaft tuning

[Tartar Horde]

To be honest chaps a lot of archers never bother to take the time, they just pick an arrow shaft from a "spine" chart and then shoot with that. They will eventually correct the flight by compensating for irregularities caused by a badly spined arrow, they also fit larger Fletchings to straighten out the arrows flight. The problem comes back though if your feathers get wet, cancelling out their stabilising properties. When your feathers get wet and collapse, a poorly spined arrow flies terribly, hopelessly inaccurate.
I try to push this point whenever I can, that Arrows are the most important part of Archery. If you take a bit of time and effort on this your archery will improve by leaps and bounds, you will have more confidence in taking longer shots knowing your arrows are not going to fly like a pissed Bumblebee.
Happy Shooting.