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Plunger ???

Started by Canadian Idle, February 09, 2014, 07:38:00 PM

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Canadian Idle

Need Help!!! Just started using a plunger with a flipper rest. I shoot 3 under and have a good solid anchor and use the tip of the field point as a front sight {bow vertical}. The problem is, when I place the point on target, I'm hitting about 5" to the left at 20 yds so I have to compensate and aim about 5" to the right. Does adjusting the plunger do any good or do I have to go to a different spine arrow. This might sound a little confusing but I'm new to this Plunger stuff. Any help would be a blessing. Thanx ,...Lloyd   :help:    :dunno:

bogeyrider63

If the arrow is flying well without fishtailing. then i would try adjusting the plunger. Try moving the plunger in towards the riser, if you are right handed.

Mr. fingers

Try loosening your spring tension first . 1/4 turn at a time.  Then if that does not do anything move the plunger into the riser. if Neither one helps then you may need to go to a weaker spine.
If you want a good tuning method. Google tuning for tens.
I used this when I shot compounds with fingers  (flipper/ plunger combo) and it was amazing how forgiving my set up became.

Archer1019

..believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved.. Acts 16:31

damascusdave

As bowhunters we tend to forget that Olympic style shooter have been fine tuning with plunger type rests for a long time...why not see if you can find a local target coach or shooter to give you some advice

DDave
I set out a while ago to reduce my herd of 40 bows...And I am finally down to 42


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