IL_BOW_MAN

I was paper tuning last night and came across something I feel is strange.

Easton's tuning guide says to start about 1/4" above level when tuning.

Well When I finally got beautiful tears, I am probally just over an 1/8" below level.

My question is...is this normal?

I haven't had it on the range yet as I was paper tuning at 9:00 last night. So I don't know if it is shooting good at distances, but it is shooting bullet holes in the garage!!

PABowhntr

I think the key word in your statement is "start". I am guessing that they have found that most bows will tune well at that measurement. However, that does not mean that all bows tune there. I have found a variety of different nockset positions to yield good tuning results on a variety of bows. If you think about, the way that the cams or cam is timed probably has alot to do with this...as well as tiller measurements etc.

And anyway you know how those Mathews bows are.....

IL_BOW_MAN

Thanks for the info Frank...

I will just ignore the last comment though