Has anyone ever put together a chart with draw length on one axis ( I guess that matters not sure) and ATA on the other to figure out roughly what you need to be able to touch your nose with the string? I would never consider a bow that wouldn't allow me to do that. My current bow is 34 ATA 7 BH and my draw is 29 and I can do it but wonder if I could with a 33.25 ATA and 6.75 brace height and also if a lower brace height is a factor in this equation at all.
So these longer risers with past parallel limbs may be a 34 ATA but might not work for me even is my old bow with same specs did? The lower the brace the less likely to touch the nose all things else equal?
My problem is finding bows I want to shoot within a days drive. Slim pickings around here. I wonder if it's not something manufacturers could put in the spec sheet for each bow. Brace height, ATA, speed rating, weight out of the box and STRING ANGLE!
No reason to disparage any of them. I shoot all 3 on occasion & enjoy each for it's advantages and try to overcome each's deficiencies. It's a fun journey!
A quick question.
I have paper tuned my arrows, and length and spine is checked and Ok with archers advantage.
Bare shaft and fletched shafts group great from close up to 18-20m. At 25 the bare shafts group tight 4-5 inches straight right of the fletched arrows.
Can anyone explain why this is happening, and what I have to do to fix it ?
+1 for yoke tuning:
Place your arrow rest RIB the centre of the handle, then tune the yoke by twisting right or left until you get a perfect tear in paper.
Then a walk back tuning session from 10 tu 50m and it should be OK
Need some patience but it is worth to do it
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