Gee Emm Bee
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Have never touched the alignment screws on my ILF riser -- have only ever adjusted the tiller and draw weight using the limb bolts.
But last night the bow looked like this -
It may not be very obvious from that pic above so the 2 following pics are 'zoomed-in' shots of the bottom and top of the riser taken from the same photo -
and the upper part -
When the string is aligned over the middle of the rear of the lower limb bolt it is visibly off to the right of the top limb bolt.
This tells me that at least one of the limbs is out of alignment -- if the string is aligned over the middle of the upper limb bolt then it would be out in relation to the lower bolt, so how do I determine which limb is out, or indeed how do I determine if both are out of alignment?
From that photo, assuming that the lower limb is OK I would imagine that the top limb would have to be moved to the left as viewed from the 'string side' of the bow in order to align the string with the upper limb bolt?
But last night the bow looked like this -
It may not be very obvious from that pic above so the 2 following pics are 'zoomed-in' shots of the bottom and top of the riser taken from the same photo -
and the upper part -
When the string is aligned over the middle of the rear of the lower limb bolt it is visibly off to the right of the top limb bolt.
This tells me that at least one of the limbs is out of alignment -- if the string is aligned over the middle of the upper limb bolt then it would be out in relation to the lower bolt, so how do I determine which limb is out, or indeed how do I determine if both are out of alignment?
From that photo, assuming that the lower limb is OK I would imagine that the top limb would have to be moved to the left as viewed from the 'string side' of the bow in order to align the string with the upper limb bolt?