Being slightly out of spec...
06-21-2008 | 01:35 PM
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Being slightly out of spec...
I took the time out today to measure and make notes on my bow, rest, and sight settings. I found my ata and brace are both 1/8" off. I have a hunt coming up in 2 1/2 weeks. Question is do I up twist everything back to spec now or wait until after the hunt to start screwing around?
06-21-2008 | 02:30 PM
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RE: Being slightly out of spec...
Sometimes a bow should be out of spec slightly due to where the bow's poundage and draw length is set.
Specs are usually given at a specific draw and poundage setting.
IMO,if all is well,shoot it and forget about it.
Specs are usually given at a specific draw and poundage setting.
IMO,if all is well,shoot it and forget about it.
06-21-2008 | 04:30 PM
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RE: Being slightly out of spec...
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Sometimes a bow should be out of spec slightly due to where the bow's poundage and draw length is set.
Specs are usually given at a specific draw and poundage setting.
IMO,if all is well,shoot it and forget about it.
Sometimes a bow should be out of spec slightly due to where the bow's poundage and draw length is set.
Specs are usually given at a specific draw and poundage setting.
IMO,if all is well,shoot it and forget about it.
Specs are just a guide line, not an absolute
Dan
06-23-2008 | 11:12 AM
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RE: Being slightly out of spec...
I agree with Mean V and Dan as well ,spec's are just a reference point ,no 2 bow's will be exactly as the other .Don't sweat it if it's shooting fine and go hunting .
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