Most of the single cams I have shot bare have some kick on the bottom limb. My bowtech does it. And that makes sense when you look at the design. Most of the rotational mass is on the bottom limb of the bow. The hybrids and dual cams seem to have a more forward movement to them. The proper stabilizer should probably fix it.

I put a ton of Simms stuff on my bow and it made it pretty dead. I have limb savers, plus the shock things that come with the bowtechs. Then I have the PSE NV system on the limb bolts, and a Simms Enhancer 2000 with a carbon impact stab screwed into that. The PSE NV thingies got rid of the bottom limb kick for me I think.

If you shoot correctly it really shouldn't matter any way. The arrow is in the target before the bow moves in most cases. And I could only feel it if I held on to the bow, which you really shouldn't do.

Paul