archangel86
New member
Hello guys I think you all would be rather familiar with me now.
So far I have tired various tuning methods to tune my bow to reduce it from vibrating like crazy everytime I release it. It seems like theres no proper way to tune it. The arrow still doesn;t have a straight flight out of my bow etc etc.
I am now considering moving a few poundages up and hence I'm going to buy new limbs. Would it be a good idea to tune the bow now and buy new limbs or tune the bow while buying the new limbs? I feel like going up to a shop to buy a new set of limbs and ask them to help me out with my bow at the same time. I read somewhere someone stating that there was a place I could purchase limbs and exchange them for another set with heavier poundages. Does anyone know anything about this?
Also another thing, I was told that drawing to the side of my lips is not ideal as I'm not drawing a proper straight line if I draw the string back to the center of the lips. Is this the cause of my arrow going wonky on the way to the target if so what can be done? I find drawing to the center of my lips gives me less power and I already cant hit the target at 80 yards.
hehe and another thing, would it be ideal to get Cartel triples? or ACC or Navigators? Cartel fits my tight student budget nicely but I've done loads of research and I am pretty worried that I might get the wrong spine since their shaft selection chart's not spot-on accurate unlike Easton's.
Would it also be necessary to get a set of arrows for indoors?
I know I sound like I'm going to spend loads thats why I'm asking for help, as I plan to get a set that I would use consistenly instead of consistanly upgrading my equipment.
So far I have tired various tuning methods to tune my bow to reduce it from vibrating like crazy everytime I release it. It seems like theres no proper way to tune it. The arrow still doesn;t have a straight flight out of my bow etc etc.
I am now considering moving a few poundages up and hence I'm going to buy new limbs. Would it be a good idea to tune the bow now and buy new limbs or tune the bow while buying the new limbs? I feel like going up to a shop to buy a new set of limbs and ask them to help me out with my bow at the same time. I read somewhere someone stating that there was a place I could purchase limbs and exchange them for another set with heavier poundages. Does anyone know anything about this?
Also another thing, I was told that drawing to the side of my lips is not ideal as I'm not drawing a proper straight line if I draw the string back to the center of the lips. Is this the cause of my arrow going wonky on the way to the target if so what can be done? I find drawing to the center of my lips gives me less power and I already cant hit the target at 80 yards.
hehe and another thing, would it be ideal to get Cartel triples? or ACC or Navigators? Cartel fits my tight student budget nicely but I've done loads of research and I am pretty worried that I might get the wrong spine since their shaft selection chart's not spot-on accurate unlike Easton's.
Would it also be necessary to get a set of arrows for indoors?
I know I sound like I'm going to spend loads thats why I'm asking for help, as I plan to get a set that I would use consistenly instead of consistanly upgrading my equipment.