[C-NOGLE]

Increase the brace height, or try to adjust the nock point a little higher. One of these should help.

 

[MNHOYT]

brace height can be changed how? Do I just twist the string a couple of times? Thanks

 

[Bobmuley]

brace height can be changed how? Do I just twist the string a couple of times? Thanks

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You'll also be able to find the "sweet spot".

 

[RockChucker30]

Find out what brace height your bow is supposed to have. On a recurve, you'll measure from the string to the throat of the grip (where the web of your thumb rides) to get brace height. If you've got a new string, you may have to adjust MANY times as the string will stretch.

Check out www.tradgang.com for a lot of good info.

 

[C-NOGLE]

Yes a few twists should help. I have found that between 7 and 7.75 is a good spot for my takedown. Also, the nock should ride about 1/4 to 1/2 above the rest. One of these two adjustments should correct the contact. Be sure and measure on a arrow, or write down the correct brace height for future reference.

 

[Stanley]

Also sounds like you might be gripping in too deep. Try and rotate your hand with a little more pressure on your thumb rather than in the fork of your hand. Your string is possibly too long also. If your string is made from B-50 polyester bowstring material, it could easily have stretched to the point of being too long.

 

[MNHOYT]

Thanks for all the great help guys. :darkbeer: gotta love AT