Woody116

I' m in need of some help. I am trying to get my bow paper tuned and it is just not going right!
I have a low tear that wont go away. I tried moving the string nock down, and it only got worse. So, I nocked my arrow above the brass nock, and the tear was almost perfect. So, I moved the string nock up to that spot......and now I have a low tear again.[:@][:@][:' (]
My vane tears are perfect, so I am inline, just this stinking low tear. My arrow flight shows that something is wrong.
Any help, please??

Rangeball

Hence, the ping...

I' d contact bowdoodle and ask them. Perhaps it' s a situation related to the zapper. Sounds like the upper launcher arm is too strong, not flexible enough, and is forcing the arrow down upon release and producing the ping.

Rack-attack

Keep on moving the nock up

jsasker

What RACK-ATTACK said.

Trebark

Woody,
Give us some more info on the bow and setup. I' m wondering if you' re getting some type of nock pinch from the brass nockset on top.
Charlie

Hunt2Kill

Reset the nocks and make sure its level.... Also check the release and make sure it is releasing smooth.... Last year my release was catching on one side because the spring was set to tight.... make sure it has a smooth opening and not delayed

mlaubner

Maybe try an " Eliminator button" between you nock and your release?

Woody116

I do have an eliminator button in place. I am shooting a Golden Eagle Pro Formula 3D, 65 lbs with Easton CarbonAeros 400s. 27 1/4" long with a 30 inch draw.

I am hoping to get out and shoot on Sunday and I will try moving the nock up more.

Hyawatha

Try a heavy aluminum arrow, and see what it does.
Your arrow might be a banana as it passes through the paper.

Ashcreek Ace

First get rid of the brass nock set tie in a string nock set . Next move nock set up for tears that go down . Look to see if the vanes are coming into contact with rest . I problem that I have had in the past that the brass nock set starts to eat up the plastic nock and deforms it after a while.