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Old 04-29-2007, 09:20 AM   #1
 
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Default Zero Effect Fletch Contact

I have a new Hoyt Vulcan. I put a Muzzy Zero Effect arrow rest on it. I have had very good results with the rest before. My bow seems to be shooting very well, but i am noticing smooth spot apperaring on my mole skin and a black mark starting to form on my down fletching. I hat to mess with anything due to the fact that is shooting good. Should I raise my nocking point a little to get clearance or is there another way I should try?
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Old 04-29-2007, 10:23 AM   #2
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You know I have had the same issue with my MZE for years. I have two of em, different bows, but also see this. I think it should be set up higher, maybe by turning the cable guard higher. But like you, didn't want to mess up my tune.
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If I understand you right you"™re shooting with your cock vane down and its hitting the rest. By shooting with it up you will have more clearance .That might be enough to fix the problem.
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Default RE: Zero Effect Fletch Contact

Arrow said the same thing I was thinking... and I'm sure you're already doing this, but make sure the rest comes up at the very last possible moment; that will ensure that it falls at the first possible moment.
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Old 04-30-2007, 11:27 PM   #5
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but make sure the rest comes up at the very last possible moment
This could very well be the solution as Greg said. I was having a problem of fletching contact and thought I had everything correct. After I turned the sleeve another 1/2 turn so that it was rising at near the very end of my draw, it was perfect.
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