Your pics are not working but if what you are saying is you are having serving wear around the bottom cam you probably have to much cam lean. You need to to twist the yokes and take some lean out. If you just started you will need to take it back to the shop and tell them to check the cam lean because you will need a press to fix it.
You have no issue. Thats a little serving wear where the cable rolls over the cam. The purpose of serving is to protect the cable/string. Its doing its job. Every bow I've ever owned has done that around the Mod.
So you think on a hoyt or pse or any hybrid cam bow you can only get the cam lean out of the top cam and you can't do anything with the bottom? On a hoyt the top cam is leaning like this\ and the bottom cam is leaning like / because of the pull on the cables by the roller gaurd rite. If you put twists into the right yoke to bring that top cam back toward straight that bottom cam is moving too. The cams are tied together you can't move the top cam without affecting the bottom cam, if you move one you move both.
Your not moving the bottom cam enough through the top yoke! You can change the top cam lean easily through the top yoke. The change to bottom is very minor and doesn't have any discernible impact. Your talking about splitting hairs. You don't correct bottom lean through the top yoke. Not how any tuner would handle bottom lean...not how it's done.
Very interesting but would you guys say a little bit of cam lean is normal. Cause my bow shoots perfect bullet holes through paper tuning. Would you guys sacarfice a bit of lean for perfect bullet hole or vice versa?
Your charger should have a little prelean in the cams at rest, that way when you pull the bow back the cams will be straight. If you took all the leanout it would shoot good. You won't have any probablems with the 15 charger its a heck of a bow for the moneyI bought y son a black charger this year and I have shot it quite a bit. Its a slower than my nitrum turbo but it shoots great and he likes it alot.
Just because the bow has cam lean doesnt mean it wont shoot lights out. My Helim shoots and tunes better with some top cam lean. Only reason i mess with the cam lean to begin with is to get my paper tuning nailed down. I center the rest and yoke tune my bow til it shoots bullet holes and it works like a charm.
Do you guys find that small amounts of cam lean ruin servings/strings alot faster
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