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Is this normal?

Started by jamesh76, July 10, 2010, 08:35:00 PM

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Bill Carlsen

The best place for the pivot point where the arrow contacts the shelf is directly over the deepest part of the grip. If i were you I would do one of two things unless  you want to try some sort of rest. My first inclination would be to glue a small piece of wood, perhaps from a wood shaft, directly over the deepest part of the grip....or, I would take a rasp and reshape the shelf so that it is crowned with the highest point of the crown over the deepest part of the grip. Back in the day when that bow was made most every one used an elevated rest so that the shelf, as it is on your bow, was not an issue since the arrow, presuamble, was never going to make contact with it.
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jamesh76

Thanks Guys. I am getting alot of great responses and ideas. But most of all this is a valuable learning experiance for me and I am sure some of the others that have read this post.

Keep them coming and thanks,
James
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James Haney
Spring Hill, KS
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USMC Infantry 1996-2001
1st Marine Division
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