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I hate trying to tune a new bow

Discussion in 'Tech Talk' started by LittleChief, Jun 4, 2021.

  1. Robbie66

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    I let the bow shop tune it when I bought it.
     
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    Shop can't really tune a bow for you.

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    yup, only a bow can be 'tuned' by the actual shooter and by being shot and adjusted as needed .. a shop can do a "set up", they can 'help' with tuning, but YOU must shoot it to finalize the tune to your form ... set-up and paper tuning is only a start ... the ultimate goal is to tune to where your BH's and FP's hit the same POI and with good arrow flight ...
     
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    That is what the shop did. Tuned my bow while i was there shooting it after every adjustment.
     
  5. Robbie66

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    I didn't mean they tuned then gave it to me. I was there shooting it after every adjustment. We did paper test and everything. I havent used a bow in 20 years. I am learning how to tune one.
     
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    You can tune a bow but you can not tune a fish:biggrin: 80's reference.
     
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    What kind of fish? Haha
     
  8. LittleChief

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    I don’t know. There are the Trumpetfish, the Cornetfish, the Guitarfish, the Fiddler Ray and the Banjo Catfish to be considered.
     
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    REO Speedwagon, slight variation bow instead of a piano.
     
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    I’m with you. I don’t even try to do it on my own.
     

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