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Rushlight 08-26-2014 04:25 PM

fishtailing related to grip change?
 
I have a Mathews UltraLight and have had it long enough that the wooden grip became so loose I had to remove it and reglue it.

Before this I was shooting perfectly. I'm shooting good groups now, although they are down and left. I would assume that would be from changing the grip, so I just plan on re-sighting it in.

However, I'm noticing some fish-tailing at release. Could this be related to the changes in the grip? TIA

VTBoneCollector 08-26-2014 04:31 PM

It could be because your string has stretched and changed your knocking point. Which in that case you'll have to paper tune it.

AR Bowhunter 08-26-2014 04:48 PM

Could also be you are torquing it. Pay attention to the grip.

Rushlight 08-26-2014 04:51 PM


Originally Posted by AR Bowhunter (Post 4156222)
Could also be you are torquing it. Pay attention to the grip.

I guess that's what I'm afraid of: that regluing the grip has changed its position enough that I'm torquing it. I'll shoot again tomorrow and pay more attention to that aspect.

Wilcam47 08-27-2014 10:14 AM

could be something hitting your arrow...such as the arrow rest could be slightly out of adjustment...


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