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alright guys so on todayamp;#39;s fill tips weamp;#39;re gonna talk about tuning your lawnmower your recurve for perfect arrow flight so stick with us so before we really get into tuning I want to talk a little bit about why itamp;#39;s important and the number one reason is that perfect arrow flight is one of the top factors in arrow penetration and if weamp;#39;re bowhunters that is something we should all be concerned with additionally a perfectly tuned arrow really needs very little guidance from the fletchings and what that means is you can get away with running very small fletchings relatively and the reason that thatamp;#39;s important is because big fletchings first they create a lot of drag which reduces your arrows efficiency they create a lot of noise and as I said with perfectly tuned arrows theyamp;#39;re really unnecessary and whatamp;#39;s really happening oftentimes with traditional shooters that shoot big fletchings is that theyamp;#39;re using those fletchings
