[kjwhfsd]

To be real accurate I need. What rest? How does he release (fingers, off the string, string loop)? What fletch?

 

[Dave V]

My first impression is that if he shoots well for a few rounds, and then gets flyers, it's not the bow. The bow didn't change, the arrows didn't change. The only change is him. His arms are getting tired.

 

[madrat]

He's shooting a release and a prong style rest, but I don't know what brand. He shoots a D loop and 3 four inch fletching, but I don't know what brand.

He only shot about 10 rounds of 3 arrows so I don't think it's fatigue. He bought this bow from me last year and just put new cams on it because the draw length was too short so he's never had it set up for him til now.

 

[kjwhfsd]

Ok Since you didnt give the info asked. If he shoots with a loop on the string he ia slightly weak. If he shoots with the release on the string he is verry weak. He needs to be shooting 340's. As for the fliers its him not the arrows or bow.

 

[madrat]

I did answer, he shoots a D with a release.

If your arrows are weak, wouldn't that give you erratic flight with different points of impact? I'm not saying it's not him, I have no idea. He said he didn't shoot his last bow like this. Maybe he's just not used to the Mathews grip and he's gripping it inconsistely. Thanks for the input though.

 

[kjwhfsd]

Sorry I missed the d loop. I would say that it is the grip. That is the only thing bad I have to say about Mathews is there grip is very torky they are getting better.