tuning problem
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ok here is my problem my hoyt razortec is shooting good for me but in order for it to hit where i was aiming i had to move the pin way left so the pin isnt barried it is way left of center the guy i talked to at a pro shot said this shouldent be.. he said if that is the case i must have a torking problem which i dont.. so i was wondering what else could cause this? i am shooting a hoyt razortec hha optimizer sight. trophy taker shakey hunter rest gold tip 55 75s shooting 55 pounds at a 27 1/2 in draw with a string loop. do any of you have any suggestions? does it really matter that the pin isnt barried.. by barried i mean if i line the sring up with the tip of the arrow my pin is way to the left... thanks..
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You might be getting too much of your face against the string which would cause it to shoot to the left further than normal for a right handed shooter. Try changing your anchor so just the tip of your nose lightly touches the string at full draw.
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It is one of these:
You are applying torque to the riser
As Bowfanatic said you are pressing to hard into your face
Your aiming eye is too far left of string
your rest is too far left
your spine is stiff (and it might be)
you are canting the bow when you shoot.
you are getting some major fletch contact
Are the arrows flyimg well?
You are applying torque to the riser
As Bowfanatic said you are pressing to hard into your face
Your aiming eye is too far left of string
your rest is too far left
your spine is stiff (and it might be)
you are canting the bow when you shoot.
you are getting some major fletch contact
Are the arrows flyimg well?
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I' m no expert, but it seems the only thing not mentioned was that your center shot could be off. I had similiar tuning issues with my Magnatec, fairly decent shooting but arrows with poor attitude at the target. I could not meet the tuning rules and make it shoot well, especially the rule of lining up the string, pin and arrow. I took it to three shops before the third caught it. There are two kinds of tools to check this, make sure they use both. I had to send it back to Hoyt and they replaced the risers for free, it shoots great now.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
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i have a relaxed grip. i am shooting a thumb style release my anchor is nuckles on my cheeck bone and sting on the tip of my nose. i tried shooting the 3555s they shot the same i am using a peep. i might be getting fletching contact but the arrows are grouping good. thanks for the help so fare.