thoughts needed

[southernhunter]

i posted before about thinking my arrows was making contract with my cables. i change slide adjust slide bar . no contact now . but i can still see my arrows right before they hit the target and they look to be wobbling. heres the thing its real random.i never know when it will do it . i changed over to a rip cord rest this year but it seems to be working fine. the arrows are the same spine i have been shooting for two years set up by the local bow shop . 400 easton epics i am drawing 30 inches at 58 to 60 lbs. any clues ??

 

[Dbllunger]

Mark your arrows and see if it could possibly be you have a wonky arrow. I always mark mine and every so often, I will have one that for whatever reason, just wont fly straight. I think a lot of times it is a slightly offset insert.

 

[Ironsmith-Jared]

Does your bow have a draw stop? If it does and your draw stop is not set correctly than this could be your problem. With a draw stop you should have a VERY small amount of "give" before the cam wants to roll over. If it has too much give than your string is going through 25% of the shot catching back up to the cam witch causes bad arrow flight. Set the draw stop correctly and it will not only shoot better but you will see a considerable difference in speed also. If not the draw stop, then more than likely D is correct to say that your inserts were not squared into your shafts.

 

[TNDeerGuy]

Get some of your wife's lipstick and put it on the prongs of the launcher arm and then inspect the fletchings for lipstick marks street after you shoot all your arrows--that is the quickest easy to tell if your getting contact.