Ok - so if you twist down the cable (shorten) it that increases peak weight and draw length right?

So by taking a twist or 2 out (lengthen) it decreases peak weight and decreases draw length???


I'm asking because after 40 or 50,000 rounds I replaced my Winners Choice string & cables on my Pro-38 and the draw length feels about 1/4 too long & I'd like to shorten it up a tad... It's a spot bow (now) so speed/weight isn't an issue.

If I've got that formula wrong could someone correct me..???

Thanks!!



Aim small miss small

huntmup, twist the string, draw length decreases. Untwist the cable, draw weight decreases. If it's a single cam, you may need to change both to keep the cam optimized.

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huntmup....you have it correct as you stated.

So I can increase the draw weight on BK II to over 70 lbs by twisting the cables?

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