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F My tip on this is when backing the limbs out to actually screw it in all the way after backing out. Then using the idea that one full turn equals 3lbs + /- to get to my ideal weight. Then check the measurement of the limbs w/ the archers square and make the necessary adjustment. Hope that makes sense.
Well i got the limb bolt package cumin. If the strings look good but some of the twist have been remove how many should i put back in
Hang them from a nail and stretch them, then measure. They should be a tad short. For I measure mine at a hundred pounds.
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Should i put the twist in under pressure
Doesn't matter.
Hutch:cool:
Got everything ordered and cummin cant wait till friday. Speed nocks are in and my bow master
Twisted my sting back up. Lol. Shouldve seen it. 100 lbs of free wieghts hangin from a tree
Was going to say something in the Post about measuring strings. Me, 4 straight years working on bows, I have the counter top set up for measuring strings. Hook loop on this post size nail, hand stretch string with matching nail that has tip cut off and set down on measuring strip. Never had one issue where measurement effected outcome.
So much for the 100 pounds of stretch.
Well i dont have a table top jig lol and i used rope and 1/4 in speed links and freewieghts
On the back of the acutrack cam (i post a pic but my phone wont let me) there is two peg for dl adj( this is wat inwas doing before hand. Wich one would make 27 even and 27.5. Or is it a half below 27. Ive been shooting and compensating bows dl to my release instead of compensating release to my dl. If that makes sense.
Thanks