JRodWI

Hey Guys,

I've got a 2005 Hoyt ViperTec. Below the limb pocket there is an elongated hole where the limb connects to the bow.

I am not talking about where its attached to the bow, but just a little bit towards the front. Sorry, its hard to explain.

I have attached a pic.

Can anyone tell me what this is for?

Thanks!

-Jared

ilovehunting

Looks almost like an adjustment point to me. I am not a bow expert but that is what it looks like to me.

killadoe

What that does if if you ever have to let the poundage down alot on your bow or have to turn it up any it let it down any loosen the lil srew then adjust then tighten back up, The elongated hole is so the limb can move but stay on the lil bolt...

KodiakArcher

It's a limb pocket locking bolt to stop the poundage from creeping (not that I've ever heard of any bow having an issue with that). Be sure that if you adjust the bow's poundage, you loosen that bolt, and then tighten it back down when you're done.