mjqood0

Rangeball:

Your theory is plausable. But I'm still a little confused for his sake. I mean, on my bow (a Browning), when I hit the wall, I can't pull it past without more effort than I'm willing to give. And if he was at the wall of his bow, should the cable not stay on the cam? I'd like to think that my bow will keep it's cables happy at any and all points through a normal draw cycle, all the way to the wall.

I'm gonna go with your second theory, "voodo magic". There just doesn't seem to be any logical explanation.

Elephanthunter, look at your bow. Is the cable on the correct side of the cable guard? (Don't laugh... my wifes bow came with the cable on the wrong side, and yes, i'm not going back to that shop again). If this is the case, take the bow to the pro shop, yell and scream and then find a new pro shop to actually do the work. Just a thought. Other than that, i'm still sticking with voodo magic.