ORIGINAL: JeffB
Saw your thread on AT-
I would *think* the 3-49s should be good. 400 class shoots very well out of my GT500 and now my AM35- I know the 101 has some horsepower, but..
I think you should look at cam lean/ limb lean/ make sure your riser is straight (not bent in a press).
ALSO what kind of nocking point/loop sitch ya got going on?
I have some cam lean for sure. That was I've always experienced some cable wear (more than normal) when my draw stop modules are hitting the edges before dropping the cable into the channel. That could be enough to cause this? How do you check your riser straightness? Eyeballing it doesn't show much, but do I need to level all the axes in a vise and then use a square of some sort?
As for my nocking point, I just have two tied in nocksets with a D-loop on top and bottom of the nocksets. Basically all done exactly like Greg's sticky at the top.