Bare shaft tuning with plunger

[JR Chambers]

This  is all new to me. I am recovering from 3 cervical disk replacements. I am shooting 38 lb limbs on my DAS bow. I added the little side button that came with it in order to  be able to tune different arrows to the different limbs as I increase up In poundage this summer to get back to my usual 52 lbs limbsby fall.  I have no clue where to start. I read an Olympic guys site and he both bareshaft tunes and uses the side plate plunger to tune. I have no clue where to start. Any help is appreciated

[JR Chambers]

Wow figured one of you guys would know.

[Lefty]

https://archivalarchery.org/Documents/T4T/TuningForTens.pdf

Tuning for Tens is what I use for plungers.

[dragonheart]

This is the Easton tuning guide.  This guide can take you thru bare shaft tuning. 

https://eastonarchery.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/TuningGuideEaston.pdf

[Terry Green]

No offense whatsoever Jr  just a little commentary on why you're not getting answers. That's all not knocking anyone.

Not many here shoot that type of bow or shoot with plungers or shoot olympic style archery.

Therefor, you might want to check a target shooter's forum to find out better information.

Best of luck Sir, and heal up soon so you can get back in the woods chasing critters!   

[JR Chambers]

Not many have 3 cervical discs  replaced either lol. I explained what I am doing. But I get it . Not many shoot that way.  Most are shooting 3 under GAP. I'm just trying to stay in the game and not have to buy a new set of limbs ever few weeks and also buy new arrows. By fall I hope to be shooting my 55 lb bow split fingered instinctive. Thanks for the heads up though. And thanks for the advice guys.

[JR Chambers]

And thanks Terry. I should have checked the target shooters forums