[hollowpoint]

Originally Posted by geoffretired

Hollowpoint, I have looked at the video and if I am seeing things correctly, the tilting riser is the result of the direction of the draw. To start the draw is fairly level so the riser is steady. Then the draw hand starts to pull slightly downhill, causing the bow to tilt backwards at the top, to match that new draw direction.You would get the same tilt if you raised the bow compared to the draw hand as if shooting clout.
You could demonstrate a similar effect yourself. Draw your bow as if to get your hand on your nose, then part way through, change as if to reach your chin. You should see the bow tilt back at the top as the direction changes.

thanks geoffretired! i m gonna check and see if my bow will behave the same with that drawing sequence.