Torque reduction on barebow. For a while I've been using a plain Easton X10 longrod to check for torquing the riser of my barebow during the shot execution. It's okay but because it's long and has some mass it reduces the smaller torque errors. So I built 'The Twitcher' It's an old Carbon One with a turned down 5/16ths UNF grub screw glued in one end and a nylon indicator on the other. Screws in any stab point on the bow.
Result... super sensitive to torque. Kicks left or right at the slightest torque of the bow. Most important it feels like a normally weighted barebow still.
Result... super sensitive to torque. Kicks left or right at the slightest torque of the bow. Most important it feels like a normally weighted barebow still.
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