when i shoot my bow the arrow jumps sometime up alittle and off the rest. i can move it back on but it is a pain.
I have a drop away what would cause these and what can i do to fix it.
Could i be jerking on my string when i get almost back to full draw
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Please describe your problem more specifically. You said, "when I shoot my bow".......... isn't the arrow supposed to come off the string when you shoot your bow?
Do you mean, "when you DRAW your bow with an arrow nocked"?
Take a video if the problem, post it & let us see the problem. Then we will be in a better position to help you out.
Rob
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Maybe you're drawing too fast at the end of your draw cycle. I could see how this could "catapult" your arrow off the rest.
I see you're a life member so you know what your doing, so I don't want to insult you, but is it possible that you're pulling too much weight? Sometimes being overbowed can make for an unsteady draw cycle.
I don't use dropaways, but I've seen many of them that have a hard surface that the arrow rests on. Maybe a little piece of molehair would soften it up. The arrow would be a little less responsive to a soft surface than the hard surface.
yes when i draw my bow it only does it when it is about 85% at draw
i will try to get a video when i shoot it does not do it all the time
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ORIGINAL: GrayDawg
Please describe your problem more specifically. You said, "when I shoot my bow".......... isn't the arrow supposed to come off the string when you shoot your bow?
Do you mean, "when you DRAW your bow with an arrow nocked"?
Take a video if the problem, post it & let us see the problem. Then we will be in a better position to help you out.
Rob
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
If you want peace, prepare for war.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure." - Thomas Jefferson
Team 17: Kickers and Stickers
well i have only bow hunted one year and had my bow for three.
It could be the weight i am drawing 68 pounds but have never really had trouble getting it back. maybe alittle when i first got the bow.
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ORIGINAL: StraightArrowNY
Maybe you're drawing too fast at the end of your draw cycle. I could see how this could "catapult" your arrow off the rest.
I see you're a life member so you know what your doing, so I don't want to insult you, but is it possible that you're pulling too much weight? Sometimes being overbowed can make for an unsteady draw cycle.
I don't use dropaways, but I've seen many of them that have a hard surface that the arrow rests on. Maybe a little piece of molehair would soften it up. The arrow would be a little less responsive to a soft surface than the hard surface.
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
If you want peace, prepare for war.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure." - Thomas Jefferson
Team 17: Kickers and Stickers
i have thought about it but it is to close to the season for that and i am worried what will the whicker biscuit do to my quikspin fleatchs
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ORIGINAL: JPMHUNTER
Lose the drop away and get yourself a whicker biscuit.
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Team 17: Kickers and Stickers
also this is a high price top of the line rest cost 80 bucks.
It has some kind of soft material on it
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ORIGINAL: StraightArrowNY
Maybe you're drawing too fast at the end of your draw cycle. I could see how this could "catapult" your arrow off the rest.
I see you're a life member so you know what your doing, so I don't want to insult you, but is it possible that you're pulling too much weight? Sometimes being overbowed can make for an unsteady draw cycle.
I don't use dropaways, but I've seen many of them that have a hard surface that the arrow rests on. Maybe a little piece of molehair would soften it up. The arrow would be a little less responsive to a soft surface than the hard surface.
__________________
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
If you want peace, prepare for war.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure." - Thomas Jefferson
Team 17: Kickers and Stickers
arrow jumps when shooting
