HELP!!!! Nuts@Bolts?

[Turner27]

I keep seeing something about a tuning manual from Nuts@Bolts? Can someone please provide me with a link to this? I have searched everywhere I can think of for it and have came up empty.
Thanks in advance

[Dbrisc]

Go to archery talk and it's stickied... I believe in the General archery discussion. Great guide.

[Turner27]

Thanks for the help guys. Appreciate it

[bfoot]

Here you go:

http://archeryhistory.com/archerytal...of_Archery.pdf

Glad it is free or folks would think I hawk it for a cut. My standard recommendation to anyone interested in tuning, shooting, or playing with bows. Best out there, if I'm lying I'm dying.

[thumper]

Well bfoot your still hear so I quess I'll have to find someone to download it for me .

[Turner27]

Skimmed over it last night and it is truly amazing how much time and hard work went into this manual. It covers everything you could even think of. Would love to meet the man one day that put all of the manual together and commuted so much time to helping other archers.

[bfoot]

Skimmed over it last night and it is truly amazing how much time and hard work went into this manual. It covers everything you could even think of. Would love to meet the man one day that put all of the manual together and commuted so much time to helping other archers.

I feel the same way and also have never met either the author or the guy who put it together. I am glad it is free as I hawk it to everyone. If it cost money, folks would think I am getting a commission on sales.

It has helped me so much I want others to have it so I do get pretty aggressive sometimes trying to get folks to use it. It is the best I have seen and free to boot. I was going over it today. I have not studied the parts about target shooting and form that much but great information there also. Glad you like it and found it helpful.

I printed out a copy and put it a 3 ring binder so I could keep it on my workbench and reference it often. I now have memorized most of the tuning and sighting in material but now and then go back to make sure about things I am unsure of. It is no exaggeration when I say that using this guide in three months you will tune better than most archery shops, assuming you get a draw board and digital scale along with a way to press your bow. I started tuning because I got tired of taking my bow in, paying up to $100 and getting it back worse than when I brought it in.
You soon will be a "super tuner+.