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Hey guys we're continuing our arrow build and what we're gonna do is we're

gonna index our arrow. So before we fletch we want to know

which way the arrow wants to naturally spin coming off the bow. Since we're

building our own arrows we're gonna fletch using helical or offset. One or

both the offset helical. What that does is it induces spin in the arrow through

your fletching. So if you buy a factory fletched

arrow such as this one, kind of the industry standard is a one degree offset.

And what that means is is you look down from the nock end of the arrow you're

gonna see the front end of the fletching is gonna vary slightly sit to the right

of the back end. That's a one degree right offset and that will induce some

spin in your arrow and that's fine if your arrow naturally wants to spin to

the right. But if your arrow wants to spin to the left that's not going to be as

good for you. So what we've seen in high speed videos

is the arrow spinning as it comes off the bow. If you're fletching doesn't

match the natural spin. What we've seen is the arrow will come off it'll start

its natural spin and then as it gets downrange the fletching will take over

and it'll spin back the other way. Well that's wasted energy on the part of

the arrow we want it to keep spinning the way it wants to go. And what that has

to do is not whether you're left-handed. There was an old adage that if you're a

right-handed archer you wanted to shoot a right helical arrow. Left-handed

archer left helical arrow. That doesn't matter. What it has to do with is the

direction that your string is twisted and therefore the serving that dictates

which way your arrow is going to spin. But there's a simple test don't bother

looking at your string there's a simple test to figure out which way your arrow

wants to spin. So we have here our Black Eagle Rampage 300.

that we are building. We got a silver sharpie here and so all I'm gonna

do is on the very top of this arrow I'm gonna draw a silver line straight down.

You can see it's right in line with the nock. So I'm gonna shoot here. I'm

shooting from a close distance. I'm only about I don't know eight feet away from

the target. I'm gonna have my silver line facing directly up and also I'm going to

do is shoot into the target and then go see which way the arrow is spinning so

it's just going to look like this.

Okay so now you can see that my nock and my silver line have turned to the left.

That tells me that my arrow naturally wants to spin counterclockwise which

goes to the point that it doesn't matter what hand you shoot because I'm a

right-handed shooter and this arrow wants to spin to the left. So just do

this simple test and you can figure out which way your arrow wants to spin now.

Why that's important is when I go to put my fletchings on this arrow, I

know that I want to put them on in a fashion that promotes a counterclockwise

spin and then my arrow is going to be doing what it naturally wants to do.

Anyway, so thanks for watching if you like this video be sure and give us a

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questions you can visit us at LancasterArchery.com

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