other month i shot at oxford H2H (and good fun it was too) and a polish archer - apologies i forget his name - commented that my limbs wernt sitting right in the limb pocket (no he didnt have 6million $ man eyes - we were doing that man thing of comparing kit...)
he wasnt doing this to put me off by the way it was a genuine observation.
anyhow we noticed that the back of the limbs sit about 4mm higher off the limb pocket face than on other peoples helix (heli?). someone mentioned this should only be a gap of around paper thickness
he said it maybe a tiller issue or something.
on further investigation it appears to be the shape of the bottoms of the limbs by where the fixing bearing is - the borders appear to be more rounded and thicker than other limbs.
is this something that will cause problems? although they dont sit in the pocket the same as other limbs they are secure and fit the same eacht ime they are strung, but can this lead to perfomance issues?
i was going to email border about it but im not sure if its worth it (mountain out of a mole hill maybe??)
any thoughts appreciated
a confused AL
he wasnt doing this to put me off by the way it was a genuine observation.
anyhow we noticed that the back of the limbs sit about 4mm higher off the limb pocket face than on other peoples helix (heli?). someone mentioned this should only be a gap of around paper thickness
he said it maybe a tiller issue or something.
on further investigation it appears to be the shape of the bottoms of the limbs by where the fixing bearing is - the borders appear to be more rounded and thicker than other limbs.
is this something that will cause problems? although they dont sit in the pocket the same as other limbs they are secure and fit the same eacht ime they are strung, but can this lead to perfomance issues?
i was going to email border about it but im not sure if its worth it (mountain out of a mole hill maybe??)
any thoughts appreciated
a confused AL