Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
09-17-2007, 06:52 PM
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Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
I was reading some bow tunning articles on the internet and came across one that said most bows have thevertical centershot marked some how. If anyone could tell me if Bowtech does this and what marks this spot I'd be in debt to them 
I've got my bow shooting pretty well the way it is, but I just want to make sure.
I've got my bow shooting pretty well the way it is, but I just want to make sure.
09-18-2007, 07:31 PM
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RE: Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
Thanks for your help dave, but I'm still confused. I'm not sure what the burger button hole is. I tried looking at two different archery dictionaries to keep some of my pride, but I couldn't find anything on it. If it is what I think it is then I'm a little bit off.
09-18-2007, 08:37 PM
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RE: Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
The hole that rests screw into was originally there for Burger Buttons (cushion plungers). I still have one from 1985 or so with a Golden Key arm rest.
Buttoni.e. Plunger, Burger Button—The button is a device that, when the arrow is being shot, prevents the rear of the arrow from overtaking the front. It also aligns the arrow in the center of the bow and keeps it from hitting the bow once shot.
Buttoni.e. Plunger, Burger Button—The button is a device that, when the arrow is being shot, prevents the rear of the arrow from overtaking the front. It also aligns the arrow in the center of the bow and keeps it from hitting the bow once shot.
09-18-2007, 09:24 PM
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RE: Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
Ok now I understand and I get where the term comes from. It was what I thought it was and I'm a little bit high, but I'm not going to mess with it tonight I guess I've still got a lot to learn. Thanks a lot Rev and Dave for your help its people like you that make this forum great.
I guess I've still got a lot to learn. Thanks a lot Rev and Dave for your help its people like you that make this forum great.
09-18-2007, 09:31 PM
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RE: Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
ORIGINAL: davepjr71
The hole that rests screw into was originally there for Burger Buttons (cushion plungers). I still have one from 1985 or so with a Golden Key arm rest.
Buttoni.e. Plunger, Burger Button—
It also aligns the arrow in the center of the bow and keeps it from hitting the bow once shot.
This is a bogus statement....Where did you get this?
It is true it aligns center shot left and right on a riser that is cut way past center......Center shot has nothing to do with the hole location on the bow either guys....its the location left ot right on the riser compared to the center line of the string and limbs....
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The hole that rests screw into was originally there for Burger Buttons (cushion plungers). I still have one from 1985 or so with a Golden Key arm rest.
Buttoni.e. Plunger, Burger Button—
The button is a device that, when the arrow is being shot, prevents the rear of the arrow from overtaking the front.
This is a bogus statement....Where did you get this?
It is true it aligns center shot left and right on a riser that is cut way past center......Center shot has nothing to do with the hole location on the bow either guys....its the location left ot right on the riser compared to the center line of the string and limbs....
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09-19-2007, 05:42 AM
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RE: Center shot on a Bowtech Old Glory
kirkl,
Abow also has a vertical center shot. For most bows it is the center of the Bruger hole. you calim in anotehr thread ot have a lot of experience even though you are a newbie here but your statement is wrong.
Abow also has a vertical center shot. For most bows it is the center of the Bruger hole. you calim in anotehr thread ot have a lot of experience even though you are a newbie here but your statement is wrong.
