Ok, I got my girlfriend a bow. She was having trouble with the poundage, so I marked the limb bolts and back them out a half turn each til she could pull it back. It is a one cam bow. I was wondering if I did it right. With the front end of the bow facing me, I turned the bolt counter-clockwise. Then did the same from the bottom. Was I suppose to trun the bow upsidedown to do the other limb? Or leave it in the same orientaion as the upper when adjusting.

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Or, as I like to refer to it.... Lefty Loosey, Righty Tighty....except when working with gas fittings....

...in which case it is &quot;Lefty lucky, righty BOOM!!!&quot;...<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

The Mouse