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Originally Posted by tel  and then....? Surely the settling in comes from a string untensioned being put under tension, and then finding a level after "a few shots". So if its wrong after sighters you unstring it (ie un-tension it), alter its length, and then re-tension it......back to square one. I'm not criticising - I'm in no position to know if this is right or not - but it sounds like the archery equivalent to an endless loop  |
It depends which number you have written down in your 'little book'. If the string always settles down afer sighters, then record the settled length. Expect the 'just strung height to be a few mm higher, and do the critical check after sighters against the recorded height. If it is different at that point, then restring and adjust to a couple of mm higher than the recorded value to allow for settling.