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17-03-07, 08:38 PM
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| Time to adjust How much time on average would it take to get your form back after purchasing a new bow and increasing your poundage? I'm one of these people that will become frustrated because im now using better equipment and shooting worse than when i was on my intermediate stuff. Saying that ive shot my bow twice. and i wasn't a million miles away from my pb but there are too many inconsistant arrows ATM.
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17-03-07, 09:49 PM
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| Check thrice check again(twice) and shoot! The first time I shot with my new Copperjohn sight and Winex limbs I shot a new Portsmouth PB. Then the tiller changed as I reduced the limb weight but did not reajust the tiller. Until I put on a new string 2 days ago, I have been shooting poorly.If you change anyting check everything! |
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17-03-07, 10:35 PM
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| Did exactly the same then shot a 570 Portsmouth accidently! |
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17-03-07, 10:47 PM
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| Between 2 and 4 months depending on how much you have gone up in draw weight and how often you shoot.
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17-03-07, 11:52 PM
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| when i changed to the winnex limbs every thing got worse , i had to adjust sight marks etc and get used to the increased poundage and how they shoot. That was a month ago and now its coming back and i have shoot a portsmouth PB 550 and today a Fita 18 PB 497  the only issue i am still having is getting tried quicker , but that is improving everytime i shoot .
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