In chapter 6 Jesse moves on to arrows and shows you how to index your shafts. If you are a total beginner, you’re going to need a lot more detail, but if you’ve ever bought a bow before, this bit might have you hitting fast forward.īut if you are an experienced archer capable of shooting good groups and and you want to discover the Brady method of really fine tuning, this video comes highly recommended.Ĭhapter 4 covers peep height and installation and then you’ll learn how to fit the bow to you. The very best of it shows the real work that Brady puts in to get a bow absolutely fine-tuned, which serious experienced archers would get a lot out of, but some of the unboxing and setup stuff seems to be more aimed at novices. If I had a criticism (which I could level at several other archery how-to’s) it’s that the advice is a little mixed in terms of who it is aimed at. His way of creating nocking points – so crucial for tuning – is the best demonstration I’ve yet seen. One of the best sections of all is the relatively short part covering stabilisation, where you can sense the excitement and passion in explaining the hows and whys. (Be prepared: the Brady method requires shooting a lot of arrows.)

Of course it is *his* process, which works for him, and he doesn’t do some elements – such as walk-back tuning – that many other guides cover.

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