Trad Gang
Main Boards => The Shooters FORM Board => Topic started by: tradhntr KC on March 29, 2007, 10:48:00 PM
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I continue to have problems with my arrow hitting the outside edge of the shelf. This bow is driving me crazy and is about to turn into a piece of firewood. I have changed the length of the arrow, knock height and gone to 50 grain inserts and I can not get this bow to shoot clean & consistently. It changes from day to day what other problems pop up as well. One day the bow will shoot like a dart. The next day I hear a clank and the arrow porpoises. The next day no clank and just a porpoise. I can see were the arrow is wearing on the edge of the shelf and the outside edge of the "Bear Hair" pad. I can also see wear on my crested arrow. Maybe it is my release. I am truly puzzled and frustrated. My setup is below.
Palmer 62" 52#@30 (I draw about 29")
30.5" Gold Tip xt 5575
125 gr field point
5" feathers
I shoot three under
String Silencers
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Your arrows are too stiff.Add weight up front.I'd start with 150gr.point.
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Your arrows are too stiff-you should try the 3555
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Wheres your brace set? CArbon palmer or the older style?
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Double carbon limbs.....brace height 7/78. I just find it hard to believe the arrows are to stiff. I used to own a diff Plamer and it was pretty much the same bow and 55/75 shot perfect out of it.
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How are the nocks fitting the string?
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They are not tight but not loose.
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So you're drawing about 48#s, have any 200pts you could shoot?
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Try shooting with the cock vane in. I have a Palmer and it works for me.
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Howdy Bob. Nice to see you here.
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Try bumping your nock point up. Mine likes a high nock point. I shoot split @ 7/8"
More point weight should help too.