This aging archer with his Mission Rally has been plugging away at a mediocre 3rd class level, with the occasional 2nd, for some years - until yesterday when I had the offer of access to an indoor paper tune rig. Wow! A great 2 1/2 inch diagonal rip. A couple of hours spent nudging the rest down then left, left ,left until I had a very reasonable "bullet hole". Then, feeling quite smugly self satisfied, I put the bow back on the rest still with an arrow nocked. Ugh! Something was now obviously wrong, the arrow drooping and so far off to the left that the sight could never move that far. Time had run out so there was nothing to do but a quick return to a rough centre-shot position.
So where do I go from here? The cams are both "vertical" at rest and at full draw, the tiller is equal, both the stops hit at the same moment, my arrows are "optimum spline" (according to Archers Advantage's software); what is so obviously out of tune? Unless it's me?
Regards etc.
So where do I go from here? The cams are both "vertical" at rest and at full draw, the tiller is equal, both the stops hit at the same moment, my arrows are "optimum spline" (according to Archers Advantage's software); what is so obviously out of tune? Unless it's me?
Regards etc.