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I have a fleetwood monarch takedown 54” recurve, 25#, 26” draw length if that matters. The string came off of my bow and uncoiled, so now I need to twist the string and make sure it’s at the right tension and positioned correctly when I put it back on. I tried contacting the manufacturer to ask...

Nearest shop is an hour away and I’m doing some tinkering. Now with a feel for the bow I was going to try a few turns up on the draw weight. I know there are some generic numbers out there, but does anyone have insight on pounds per turn with this bow (post break in, stock strings)?

Hello everyone. I'm new here. Let me first thank everyone who will answer me. I'm a total beginner. I bought this bow from the Internet. The specifications stated 30 to 70 lbs draw weight. Now I'm a man, pretty fit and from what I understand I should be around 60 draw weight. If I screw in the...

What is everyone seeing as their measured max draw weight, compared to what the manufacturer is advertising as the max weight? For example, I previously had a Diamond Octane rated at 70 and measured at 75 with the bolts snugged down. I know you'll see variance depending on the scale used, but at...

Recently bumped up my draw weight from 55-60lbs hitting a little high as expected. while sighting back in should I adjust sight housing or just pins for best result? My pins sit a little high but I definitely have room for adjustment. I also notice my 20 now is almost perfect for 30ish so mayhe...

Hello there noob here, first post. Got a Beast ECS as my first bow after shooting club equipment for some time. I need to reduce draw weight, problem is the manual just states that some models may require that I loosen either the limb bolt locking screw, limb support screws or pocket tang...

Hey Members of acherytaqlk , just chasing after some help. I've recently purchased my first bow and it has arrived today. I decided to go with the RTS Stinger X package I found for sale second hand. I'm wanting to adjust to 50LB, but currently the limb bolts are really hard to turn and there is...

Hi! I got an old PSE compound bow from my uncle, but as is usual with old equipment, some things were missing. I'm looking for a manual, year of manufacture, model number or anything that will help me get more information about this bow. Specifically I'd like to decrease the draw weight from...

Howdy all, Hope we are all doing okay. I was wondering if anyone else has ever tried this before-haven't found anything after minimal search. I just got my bow a couple of weeks ago so I'm brand new to the sport...:wink: I was wondering what weight am I pulling back: considering that I tore...

i have a hoyt powermax and it is 40# to 50# but i normally shoot 70# is it possible to change the limbs or something so that it is the 60# to 70#*instead of the lower draw weight or would i have to buy another bow? you can get the powermax in 60-70 but my other half picked up the wrong one and i...

Okay so my girlfriend is shooting a diamond infinite edge pro at 25 inch draw lenght and the bow is from 5lbs to 70 lbs the limb bolts have increments on them and each increment is 8.6% of the bows peak weight we have it backed out to the 8th increment at 25inch draw length shes trying to figure...

I have a Mathews S2 and want to increase the draw weight, and am wondering if you have to loosen the limb pocket bolts that are located on the side of the riser before adjusting the limb bolts, or do you not touch the limb pocket bolts?

I want to back my weight down on my Evolution a drop. Does anyone know what a full turn is equal too? I didn't get a manual with my bow and I don't want to back it out too much. Thanks.

I have a Mathews Switchback and want to increase the draw weight, and am wondering if you have to loosen the limb pocket bolts that are located on the side of the riser before adjusting the limb bolts, or do you not touch the limb pocket bolts?

Forum Newbie .... glad I found this forum. I have a Diamond Rock 2.0 ... it has 60# as the draw weight painted on the lower limb. 60# USED to be just fine. But I've injured my upper back and shoulder in the last year and would like to drop the draw weight to 40# .... I can't find any info...