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tuning savannah longbow

Started by recurve1, December 28, 2008, 10:10:00 PM

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recurve1

Was wondering if any of you have any trouble tuning your savannah? mine is 45lbs @ 28 inches,29 inch arrow, i draw 28 inches.Im shooting 55-60 fur shafts, sometimes the arrow will slap the shelf.I dont have a perfect release but it is not a bad release.Ive never had  this problem with other mild r/d longbows.Would appreciate any feedbck.thanks.

George D. Stout

You are shooting too stiff an arrow. Try 45/50 since the Savannah is not a centershot bow.

recurve1


champ38

I recently had the same problem and a  deep hook ,maintained until release, solved my problem. For some reason I had gotten into the habit of letting my hook relax as I drew and this was causing string torque resuting in the arrow slapping the shelf. I think a stiff arrow will cause this also..anyway good luck, Im sure a few of the more experienced will be along shortly to help you.
56" Shrew Classic Carbon 68@29
58" 2-P Centaur Cabon Elite 57@29

recurve1

champ38, your right about the release,dont hurt to check it.ive done that before,start doing something like that and not realize it.


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