AndrewK
New member
Just wondering what peoples thoughts were on this.
One of the surprises which I got this Christmas was Simon Needham?s book and DVD. Seen as I was about to rebuild a load of new indoor arrows I thought I would go about making sure the bow was set up correctly so I could do a bit of tuning at the club this week.
Going through Simon?s 12 point process of setting up the bow, he talks about finding the true centre of the riser, using the long rod as a guide. Doing this I have noticed that my long rod is off to the left of true centre to the riser, and there for I have set everything up to that setting. Therefore if you look down the true centre of the bow now, it is all lined up slightly to the right of the end of long rod.
I was just wondering how many people set their bow up this way or do people just take the long rod position to be true centre of the bow, and if anyone has set up their bow this way, did they notice any improvements in their groups.
One of the surprises which I got this Christmas was Simon Needham?s book and DVD. Seen as I was about to rebuild a load of new indoor arrows I thought I would go about making sure the bow was set up correctly so I could do a bit of tuning at the club this week.
Going through Simon?s 12 point process of setting up the bow, he talks about finding the true centre of the riser, using the long rod as a guide. Doing this I have noticed that my long rod is off to the left of true centre to the riser, and there for I have set everything up to that setting. Therefore if you look down the true centre of the bow now, it is all lined up slightly to the right of the end of long rod.
I was just wondering how many people set their bow up this way or do people just take the long rod position to be true centre of the bow, and if anyone has set up their bow this way, did they notice any improvements in their groups.