Got my new bow today, and I took Tfox's advice and got it 1/2" longer than my last one. Hows it look? I'm aiming slightly low, because of the height of my ceiling here in the basement.
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Dear, Mr. Trophy Hunter - I just shot the buck you passed up.
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That looks more thana 1/2" from the last picture you posted with the Hoyt.Specs on one of the bows is probably off a little.Form looks solid but a 1/4" shorter probably wouldn't hurt.Might have to try a 1/2" shorter module and shoot a little longer loop,that is what I have had to do.You also have a different a-a bow which gives it a more extreme string angle,which means you might need a little shorter draw to hit the anchors.
There is no doubt you can shoot that where it is accurately though.Just try to rotate the forearm a little more.
I did tell you that you could go longer but I didn't know you were getting a new bow,I said you could go longer on the other bow.
luckily, this bow is module adjustable, and the cams arent as limited at the cam and a half I was shooting. I need to play with the draw stop, because I prefer to shoot 65% let off, and its currently at 80%, so I would think that would eliminate a half inch of draw or so.
Let me mess with the stop really quick and post a picture.
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Dear, Mr. Trophy Hunter - I just shot the buck you passed up.
Proud member of the Quality Deer Mis-Management Association
That LOOKS better,now it is time to shoot and find out if that is right for you.Luckily you have room to play.You might want to try another 1/4" shorter to see if it works better for you.
Try the different settings and maybe even get a shorter module and try the longer loop stuff,you will be surprised that little adjustments here or there mean alot.
New bow, hows my draw length?
