Martin Archery Martin Compound Bow - Manual (Page 19)

19
•Multidirectional Flight
Correct the nock point first.
Once the arrow is straight left,
follow instructions for left flight.
•High Flight
Raise nock point
•Left Flight
Release:
Move arrow rest to
the right in small
increments.
Fingers:
•Slightly increase
draw weight.
•Use a heavier
broadhead.
•Decrease cushion
plunger tension.
•Move plunger toward the
bow in small increments.
Reverse steps for left hand shooter.
•Low Flight
Lower nock point
•Right Flight
Release:
Move arrow rest
to the left in
small increments.
Fingers:
• decrease
draw weight.
•Use a lighter
broadhead.
•Increase cushion
plunger tension.
•Move plunger away
from the bow in small increments.
Reverse steps for left hand shooter.
Field Point Group
Broadhead Group
•Flight Tuning Broadheads
Broadhead tuning will work for all styles of shooting. After you have completed one or
more of the tuning procedures described in this manual, you can proceed with this final test
to get your new bow ready to hunt. You will need three fletched arrows with field tips and
three with broadheads that weigh the same as your field tips.
Before you begin shooting, you will need to check your broadhead equipped
arrows. After installing your broadheads, make sure they are perfectly straight on the shaft.
This can be done by spinning the arrow on a flat counter while checking for any broadhead
wobble. You can also use a commercially made spin check tool that is available from your
dealer. After all of your broadheads are spin-checked and straight you are ready to begin.
Set up a broadhead target at twenty or thirty yards and shoot three arrows with field tips.
Make sure you are properly warmed up and you are shooting to the best of your ability.
Next, shoot three identically aimed arrows with broadheads. WARNING: NEVER SHOOT
BARE SHAFTS WITH BROADHEADS ATTACHED. THE FLIGHT WILL BE EXTREMELY
UNPREDICTABLE AND DANGEROUS. Once you have shot the best group you can shoot,
compare the position of the broadhead group to the field tip group. Compare the groups
to the diagram below and make very small incremental adjustments as described next to
the broadhead group that corresponds to your arrow pattern. Note: make very small 1/32"
adjustments. A small adjustment will greatly change your broadhead flight.
Superfine Tuning