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It doesn't matter. His bow is at rest so the drop away is in the down position. His arrow holder doesn't need to be centershot.

It's OK Bob, we'll let you go on this one because we know you're not used to all this high tech gadgetry.

Bob:

A R R O W R E S T

It's from the Latin Ae'rial.

You likely know of it as "FINGER", though.

Soas he draws the bow, that particularrest shifts the arrow to the right during the draw cycle?

Also, didn't mean to make it sound like I was commenting on the vertical alignment, just the horizontal.

Oh lord, LOL

There is an arrow holder on the shelf. When he draws the bow the arm lifts the arrow into position. The holder is not centered in most cases. So the arrow my shift a bit when drawn.

I know

Can we have a conversaion without the little pokes and digs?

I understand, and as I said, I'm not speaking of the vertical alignment.

It shifts horizontally?

Yes it does in some cases.

Here is the rest of my comments.

I know what you are asking, yes the arrow may shift horizontally.

Bob

Here is a video, you can see the little rubber holder on the shelf. Most guys just stick it near the center of the shelf. So it rarley lines up with the arrow rest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U33842-D81Q

Bob, the holder doesn't even necessarily need to be there. Some guys will moleskin the arrow shelf and just let it sit wherever. Especially on some rests that have a slanted shelf along the arrow shelf. Whenever the rest lifts the arrow natually falls into the groove and its tuned and centered position.

Sorry if the digs offended. It was all meant in fun.

Hope this helps.

It's all fun and games until someone looses an eye..................