OK guys, help me out,
I got a 2011 Moneymaker Hybrid set at 60lbs, RH, 28.5" draw. I'm setting it up for 3D shooting, so it has a TT Springsteel rest (.010) and Fatboy 500's with 80gr points. When i shoot thru paper from about 6-8 feet, i get a hard right tear -----<. Here is what i've tried so far:
CAM TIMING/LEAN
The cams are on the timing marks and there doesnt appear to be any lean at brace or full draw.
CENTERSHOT
I had the centershot so that the arrow was parallel to the machined groove on the riser shelf. I can move the rest way out to the left, and cut the tear down to about an inch, but it 's real obvious that it's not where it should be.
YOKE
I tried twisting the rt-side yoke, without much improvement. For kicks, i twisted the lt-side some and it got worse.
ARROW SPINE
Even though a rt-tear indicates a "stiff" arrow, i tried a Beman 400 and a GT X-cutter, and they also tore right. Not sure i want to try anything less than a 500.
LIMB ORIENTATION
In the past i have found a couple of bows with improper limb orientaion and was able to work those bows out. In this case however, the penciled deflection numbers are under each limb bolt, and have been smeared away by the turning of the bolt/washer. So if this is the problem, i wont be able to tell.
GRIP
I used a variety of grip pressures trying to influence the tear, with no effect.
INTERESTING NOTE
I have to rotate the cable rod out to about the 3-oclock position, or the cables will scrub the string stopper at full draw. This really pulls the cables away from the arrow. So i removed the string supressor altogether, reset the rod for minimal clearance, and still got the right tear.
Any ideas??
