mideerhunter

Alright, so heres the thing, I have a new whisker bisquit on a hoyt powertec, the bisquit is as close forward to the front of the riser and away from the nocking point, but when i have the arrow nocked and not drawn back my fletchings are in the whisker bisquit not behind it, is this normal and what can i do about it?...i can't create any more room between the string and bisquit...thank you!

wis_bow_huntr

I find it hard to believe that you cant get anymore distance between the bisket and the string. You should be able to slide the bisket forward enough to get the distance you need. Do you have a pic of what bisket you ahve since there are more than 2 models of them? or give me the model number. I will send you instructions on how to adjust the distance between the string and the bisket.

BigJ71

I agree with wis bow huntr,

It's either that or that Hoyt has an extremely short brace height. I have my biscuit set up to where there is only about 1/16 of an inch between the biscuit and the shelf.

If you are shooting plastic vanes then it won't hurt anything but if you have feathers it will tear them up when you draw as you will be pulling the feathers against the grain.

The only other thing to do is to put on shorter vanes ie: blazers

Good luck

mideerhunter

I'm shooting plastic vanes on a carbon express terminator arrow, it is the 6075 size and has 4" vanes on it. Here are some pics for viewing, but on the riser where the rest bolts up to it is notched out for the rest to fit in it and keeps it from moving forward....and even if i do move it all the way up to the riser my vanes will still be touching it...heres some photos...thank you for any help...it is the droptine model also...sorry for not mentioning that before

DannyD

WOW!! That is one thick riser ya got there.

JeramyK

If I was in your shoes probably the first thing I'd do is refletch my arrows and move them back closer to the nock. Or just fletch some Blazer vanes which might work out even better.

Straightarrow

Definitely, refletch and then move the rest closer to the riser. The gap can be paper thin. If just the tip of the vanes falls into the bristles, it won't matter.

wis_bow_huntr

Heres what I would do. Id use the original WB like I have you have more adjustment points, the one you want should look like this.

Arrroman

On short brace height bows you may need to use 3"feathers or switch to Bohning Blazer vanes, either will keep the fletching out of the biscuit.

Good luck hunting! >>>------------>

paka

I had the same problem with my Martin and 5 inch vanes. As long as the fletchings arent touching the rim of bisquit causing arrow to not sit properly than it will still work well. I went to 4 inch then to 2 inch Blazers w/ right helical. WINNER