Originally Posted by
SwampCollie
What that effectively did was to lower your nocking point by 1/8". That is assuming you started with the standard forks and have just installed the TL1s. The forks look shorter, but that is only because the apex of the fork is shallower... meaning your arrow is starting off higher than with the standard fork... it is designed for bows that tend to kick nock low at the shot.... Hoyts usually require the TL1 straight away... but not always.
Glad things are starting to come around for you. Best of luck.
thanks.
got a chance to shoot a lot yesterday and with the small forks i was getting major vane contact (every shot), however i could still get my bh and fp to group out to 30 (that is as far as i can shoot)?? i think i may put back on the taller fork and then decrease my brace height by moving the rest closer to the string so that i can effectively use the large forks and not get any bounce back... either that or i am looking into getting the new code red or the qad with the ld technology.