Around a year ago I was looking to upgrade my arrows from my beginners Easton Jazz to something better and decided to upgrade to Easton ACC's. I took my bow down to Quicks who measured my draw and put my bow on a bowscale and suggested I buy 3-28 0.500 spine ACC's. Unfortunately the draw length that they measured turned out to be too long and not one I could sustain. As a result I ended up having to use a magnetic clicker as even using the clicker plate extension on my SF Forged + riser I couldn't place the clicker far enough in front. After shooting with these for several months I was able to extend the distance I shoot at from 30 yards to 60 yards but noticed that at distances over 60 yards I was frequently shooting left and the arrows were prone to being caught by the wind. It turned out that not only were the arrows too stiff for my bow and draw length but also the points were too light.

I recently bought new arrows to replace these and decided to go with Easton ACG 610R 0.610 with 120grain break off points. I also had these arrows cut 1/2" shorter which then meant I could go back to using a standard clicker. It was then I got the idea of using the slow motion video on my new iPhone 5S to set the position of the clicker arm. This is the video I shot.