No let off WHY????
09-17-2009 | 03:07 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Burke, VA (raised in MD)
If the bow has draw stops, then this could prevent the let-off from occurring. Has he changed any settings?
This is difficult to diagnose over the internet. Has your friend searched the internet/owner's manual/local shop? Or, called the manufacturer?
This is difficult to diagnose over the internet. Has your friend searched the internet/owner's manual/local shop? Or, called the manufacturer?
09-17-2009 | 12:43 PM
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Fork Horn
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I have an AR 31 and noticed the same thing. I found out that my cams were out of time. Make sure his cables line up with the serial number on the cam. The cable should cover the number if the bow is laying flat. If they are not send him to his pro shop and have them adjust the the timing. This being said AR's still do not have that great of a valley, they want to creep but if the bow is set at the correct draw length and everthing is tuned and in time he should notice a big difference.
09-17-2009 | 01:51 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Western Maryland
I have an AR 31 and noticed the same thing. I found out that my cams were out of time. Make sure his cables line up with the serial number on the cam. The cable should cover the number if the bow is laying flat. If they are not send him to his pro shop and have them adjust the the timing. This being said AR's still do not have that great of a valley, they want to creep but if the bow is set at the correct draw length and everthing is tuned and in time he should notice a big difference.
