Exile Set up

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Check out the bow tuning section on here. There are many tuning tips on there. If you don't see what you are looking for then post .



Hutch

[Jd10ac]

Will do thanks.

[Hutch~n~Son Archery]

Here is a good link for tuning. http://martinarchery.com/mtechforum/...t-Alignment%29







Hutch

[Jd10ac]

Thanks Hutch Im going to keep lurking around just figured I would introduce myself.

[droppixel]

Welcome to the forums. Got your hands on a really nice "starter" bow as some like to call it. Exile/Cheetahs are great bows you shouldn't be disappointed in it at all. Being a solo cam, I found they are easier to work with and get set up. Want to check for lean in your idler wheel, that will be adjusted by the twisting/untwisting the yoke. Not much else you'll need to do after you get your centershot in place and get it sighted in.

[Jd10ac]

Thanks Droppixel, I saw the thread where you won the Bengal so I have to ask is it half as awesome as it looks?

[dzsmith]

Hi Jd10ac, welcome to the forum. First thing does your bow have the trg and the sos system? If so you would be better off calling Martin and having them replace it, for a cable slide and rod. The end result for the trg is damaged strings.



Hutch

you better replace that crap now, because once you tear your strings up so much it will stretch them and you will lose elevation in your shot, get rid of the trg,

[dzsmith]

ive had an 11 exile since it came out, mine is a killing machine killed a few gators with it, high dollar accesories though,

Hi all, I'm a new member who picked up a 2011 Exile dirt cheap on ebay. I was wondering if anyone had any tuning tips or anything I should watch out for with the bow. So far I really dig the bow and don't have any regrets getting it over the Diamond Outlaw I had originally wanted.

[Speedykills]

^^^^^thats a nice setup.

[Money Man]

Welcome to the forum and the addictive sport of archery. If you are looking to learn a lot, I would recommend checking out the Nuts & Bolts of Archery available on archerytalk.com Here is a link to the pdf file http://archeryhistory.com/archerytal...of_Archery.pdf I have a copy of this saved on my computer as it is about 150 pages, but it makes a great reference to have.