Not to hijack the thread, but why would you want a softer wall?
Seems to me this would create an inconsistent draw...
Or maybe I'm wrong?
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Some people have difficulty holding at full draw w/ a solid wall. The cam wants to "take off" on you when you aren't ready sometimes. Softer walls are sometimes the way to go.
You can change the % of let off by moving that peg to the other hole.
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There are a few records that were set by shooting out of the valley.Some people prefer it.
You must creep tune if you are shooting a softer wall.This will allow for a shot to hit the same up and down even if the shot is taken a little further forward or back.
I remember watching a guy shoot 3-d with a 2 cam Hoyt several years ago.He would pull back to the tip of the arrow and place it right on the edge and that was where he shot everytime.Right out of the valley and I saw him shoot perfect 300 scores more than once.
Yeah,the wall has become the preferred method today but there are still a few that like the old way.
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