Should i break in my new tab(cavalier) before tuning arrows to my bow?
Would'nt my arrow tune differently once my tab is broke in?    Thank you. Steve.  

As long as you're consistent(grouping), go for it.
I bareshaft something about every day...it's and ongoing amusement...so have as much fun as you can stand.    

I like my Black Widow tabs.  

QuoteOriginally posted by Woodduck:
As long as you're consistent(grouping), go for it.
I bareshaft something about every day...it's and ongoing amusement...so have as much fun as you can stand.      

I like my Black Widow tabs.    

I should explain my situation more clearly. I have shot traditional very little, so im not grouping. Basically im starting from scratch. So do i buy arrows that "should" be close for my set up, and just work on my form first? Then worry about the best arrow for my set up after that? Thanks.  

Ybuck, if ya can tell me your set up and how many pounds your bow is at your draw, I can get ya darn close on the arrows ya need. EX. if your bow is 50#s at 28"s and ya draw 26"s, the poundage at your draw would be darn close to 44#s, also let me know the name of the bow you are shooting. Shawn

QuoteOriginally posted by Shawn Leonard:
Ybuck, if ya can tell me your set up and how many pounds your bow is at your draw, I can get ya darn close on the arrows ya need. EX. if your bow is 50#s at 28"s and ya draw 26"s, the poundage at your draw would be darn close to 44#s, also let me know the name of the bow you are shooting. Shawn

I'm going to be setting up a Hoyt Gamemaster II. 40# @ 28"(i have heard these bows can run around 5# above the marked draw weight?) My draw length is 28".
Thanks much Shawn.
                 Steve.