New Silvertip problem

[Bldtrailer]

Ok not the worst problem to have     longer saving the arrows the shafts are splitting 2 inches into the fletching.

[fnshtr]

Very sad situation. Probably should sell the bow to me. That seldom happens with any of my bows!      

[pdk25]

Awesome!  And I love those limbs

[Woodpuppy]

Quit shooting at your own arrows! You need a dartboard pattern target, or a big block target with multiple spray painted dots. Mine looks like a 2x2 5-dot die.

Course, I haven't done that to my arrows in quite a while...

[M60gunner]

Move back 10 yards.

[Bldtrailer]

I have split  arrows with this bow 15-25yrds, todays at 20yrds , first 2 arrows in the group. What is really impressive is the power splitting through the footing ,my other bows usually only split the knock or only split the shaft 1/2 inch     Hay m60gunner I also use to carry a M60 23 pounds of fun reach out and touch them at 1100yrds and a colt 45 on my web gear.95Bravo

[md126]

In my opinion Silvertips are the most accurate and forgiving bows made today. The perfect hunting tool.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I think it would be most cost effective to send me your bow.      

[fmscan]

I have a Tiip, love it but I have a better chance of winning Lotto than getting a robinhood! Count your blessings, still the guy holding the bow is the important thing...

[Sixby]

There is a trick I learned long ago. Shoot at a different place each time. (Grin)

God bless, Steve

[Sam McMichael]

Sometimes you just have to suck it up and live with it.

[Bldtrailer]

yup life is tuff with only one target dot( I'll have pull a Terry and put many dots on the bail)
But I was still tuning &
when I tune bare shaft I always shoot one pingpong ball size single dot , first the fletched then the bare shafts to 10- 25yrds and that's when the destruction/robin hoods have happen.
The best/worst was when a bare shaft(while tuning a Dale Dye) robinhooded        one of the fletched shafts    

[Sixby]

Put enough dots on there and no matter where you hit , everythings good.      

God bless, Steve