There should only be one factor that a shooter puts on a tune and that is hand torque and that should be very little if your form and gripare correct.



I have had bows tuned on a machine and was told that I needed to do some group tuning at distance to make sure it was setup to my grip style,I did and I had to make no adjustments.Came back to the same setting as it was setup on the machine.

i think im gonna centershot it with the laser and levels (like the one post that fella did) and possibly papertune it and hunt with it this year if i feel confident i can get a clean kill..and during the off season.. restring it and tune to perfection.. (if possible)

This is a better way imo.


http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182


The laser is only good if the centershot path is thesquare with the riser.