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Old 03-21-2006, 01:29 PM   #1
 
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Default upping the poundage on my Trykon?

Hey I don't have a hanging scale, and I need to up my poundage from 60 to 70. Anyone with a Trykon know about how many turns I need.

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Default RE: upping the poundage on my Trykon?

If your shooting a 60-70# bow maxed out should be within a pound or two.
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and I need to up my poundage
If you are sittin at around 60 lbs now,just crank on the limb bolts clockwise all the way.Make sure both limbs are touching the limb pockets.Your bow will be maxed out at roughly 70 lbs,give or take a few pounds.
Check your tiller on both limbs and tighten or loosen each limb bolt untill top and bottom is even.
All this assuming your bow is a 60-70 lb model
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