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Archery Hunting Tennessee
Bow Hunting
Cable Driven rest V/S Limb Driven Rest..
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<blockquote data-quote="Crow Terminator" data-source="post: 3392394" data-attributes="member: 220"><p>Any time something is putting tension on the cable, it is putting torque on it. It don't take but just a little bit of torque to make some problems start to appear. The problem is...most people have other more major tuning problems that will out weigh the torque lol. It does amaze me at how many bows I see that have rests not installed correctly; particularly the drop aways that were never even checked for timing to see if the arrow is clearing without contact. The sad part is...that a good many of them are set up at "pro shops" by supposed bow technicians. People have blind faith that a guy that does it as a job, would know how to do it and do it right...but that's not the case with a lot of places. </p><p></p><p>I visit bow shops all across TN and north GA every year; just popping in to shoot different bow brands that the shops carry or if I'm traveling and spot one, I will pull in to check them out. Of all the shops I have been in...I only know of 2 that ever had a draw board...which tells a big story about the quality of tuning/timing that you would get at the majority of shops in this particular area. It makes ya wonder...if they can't set a drop away rest up correctly on a bow...how in the world would they get an entire bow in spec and timed?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crow Terminator, post: 3392394, member: 220"] Any time something is putting tension on the cable, it is putting torque on it. It don't take but just a little bit of torque to make some problems start to appear. The problem is...most people have other more major tuning problems that will out weigh the torque lol. It does amaze me at how many bows I see that have rests not installed correctly; particularly the drop aways that were never even checked for timing to see if the arrow is clearing without contact. The sad part is...that a good many of them are set up at "pro shops" by supposed bow technicians. People have blind faith that a guy that does it as a job, would know how to do it and do it right...but that's not the case with a lot of places. I visit bow shops all across TN and north GA every year; just popping in to shoot different bow brands that the shops carry or if I'm traveling and spot one, I will pull in to check them out. Of all the shops I have been in...I only know of 2 that ever had a draw board...which tells a big story about the quality of tuning/timing that you would get at the majority of shops in this particular area. It makes ya wonder...if they can't set a drop away rest up correctly on a bow...how in the world would they get an entire bow in spec and timed? [/QUOTE]
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