Hoyt drawstop

[gshock300]

Has anyone tried taking out the little rubber draw stop thats built into the cam and a half?
I was told that if that was removed, the backwall would become rock hard because the cam would come hard up against the cable without the little rubber stopper.
Just wondering wats involved with taking it out and is it hard to put back in again and does it work?

[practice-more]

First I will say I have never done it, but I can't see where you will gain much. I have found that the key to a hard wall on that cam is to simply have the top cam come in a 1/2 twist fast.

I just don't think there is enough give in that little rubber to make any felt difference.

Curious to what others have to say though,

Mitch

[bassman409]

Creep tune like Javis thread says and the wall will be hard as a rock.

[slinger]

I took mine out, and it does make a difference.....I'm shooting the Vector Cam 1/2. Just pull it out with a pair of needlenose pliers.
The back wall feels just like my old Spiral cams now.
You might have to add 1/2 twist to your buss cable (or remove 1/2 from control cable) to get the cams hitting at the same time after you remove the "bumper".

slinger

[sticbow]

Mine came out on it's own. I did notice a more solid wall.

it's all good, I turned a hard plastic pin same size and melted the end with a soldering iron so I have a draw stop thats solid again. 6 of one 1/2 dozen of the other.