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Bols	07-27-2007 10:16 PM

RE: HELP!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE

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ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

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:D

I think I know the name going on your name tag at next year's get together...

What. . ."Void Hunter"?!?!

I was thinking more along the lines of Sally "Void Hunter" Bols.

Well, you gotta show up first [8D]. . .I am off to study the anatomy of the whitetail deer. I know the "void" exists.

Washington Hunter

07-27-2007 10:18 PM

RE: HELP!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE

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ORIGINAL: Bols

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ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

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ORIGINAL: Bols

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ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter

:D

I think I know the name going on your name tag at next year's get together...

What. . ."Void Hunter"?!?!

I was thinking more along the lines of Sally "Void Hunter" Bols.

Well, you gotta show up first [8D]. . .I am off to study the anatomy of the whitetail deer. I know the "void" exists.

Buh-Zing! [&:]

:D;)

Kelly/KY

07-28-2007 12:02 AM

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ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr

Make sure the bow is in centershot, and chase the arrow. Get it sighted in......

There's your answer. Centershot needs to be checked then you'll have to sight it in once you've got it. The farther back you go the farther to the left you'll be off until you fix your centershot. I'd also suggest paper tuning once you feel the centershot is found. Best of luck.

sr77	07-28-2007 09:14 AM

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Has your rest moved, or have you moved it at all. Where has the bow been stored. Strings and cables might be out of whack if it was kept in a hot area.

Shane

tsoc	07-28-2007 09:24 AM

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How about trying to help the guy instead of giving him a hard time? I would definitely suggest getting to a pro shop,rather than guess or make do with your own adjustments.
Good luck! I would bet your local shop will get you straightened out quickly.

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