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<blockquote data-quote="little black 243" data-source="post: 200087" data-attributes="member: 10757"><p>I am by no means a pro but Ive tinkered for a little while the first thing to check for a consistant shooting bow is correct draw length. All to often weve had guys come into the shop shooting a bow thats too long. Correct draw length will help on a number of levels, form, steadyness, constant anchor point. Second is form but that takes more than just reading! most people can tune a bow and there are hundreds of ways to do it. Paper tuning is an awesome tool. All bows are funny, like rifles and ammo gotta find the sweet spot that it shoots best for that bow!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="little black 243, post: 200087, member: 10757"] I am by no means a pro but Ive tinkered for a little while the first thing to check for a consistant shooting bow is correct draw length. All to often weve had guys come into the shop shooting a bow thats too long. Correct draw length will help on a number of levels, form, steadyness, constant anchor point. Second is form but that takes more than just reading! most people can tune a bow and there are hundreds of ways to do it. Paper tuning is an awesome tool. All bows are funny, like rifles and ammo gotta find the sweet spot that it shoots best for that bow! [/QUOTE]
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