[coonskinner]

do you use these...what kind...whats your opinion on them...:mischeif:

dixon broadhead aligner ?

large spin tester ?

other or home made ?

 

[JBW]

Ive been using an arrow spin tester for about 8 or 9 years now. It sure takes a lot of work out of tuning broadheads. I couldn't do without it now.

 

[coonskinner]

Ive been using an arrow spin tester for about 8 or 9 years now. It sure takes a lot of work out of tuning broadheads. I couldn't do without it now.

i have always just spun them on a smooth flat surface...if they spin like a top with no wobble theyre fine but if theyre spinning slow with wobble theyre crooked...spin testers arent a lot...around 30 dollas...might just break down and get one...which do you have...::biggrin:

 

[muzzy75]

I put the end of my Magnus on a dot on a piece of paper then I spin test it against the mark and adjust accordingly. Seems to work good for me.


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[muzzy75]

I put the end of my Magnus on a dot on a piece of paper then I spin test it against the mark and adjust accordingly. Seems to work good for me.


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[JBW]

Coonskinner, I got a Cabelas brand. I picked it up when they first opened the Wheeling store. If I remember right it was around $25 to $30. Some of the best money I've ever spent. Try it, you'll like it!

 

[coonskinner]

Coonskinner, I got a Cabelas brand. I picked it up when they first opened the Wheeling store. If I remember right it was around $25 to $30. Some of the best money I've ever spent. Try it, you'll like it!

thats about the price they all run...was just wondering how well they work...:biggrin:i'll juss have to get one...thats not a whole lot to pay...and we may as well admit,this trad. stuff is juss plain fun...:biggrin: