Bracing height Agulla

[tronster]

HI

what should my bracing height be aqnd how best to check.alter it.

It a new setup .

Agulla LH

Challeger Limb 32lb 70" (38 on the fingers draw length 31")

Many thanks

[Rik]

The Easton guide says:
8 5/8" - 8 7/8" (21.7 cm - 22.5 cm)
That will be measured to the throat of the grip (or the middle of the rear button hole, if you like).

That's a reasonable starting point. You alter it by changing the length of the string through twisting/untwisting.

[tronster]

Many thanks for your fast replay, I will check set it up later and check.

Thanks

[stever]

Agulla brace, according to my info sheet on the agulla is 215 mm to 229 mm.
Mine used to tune best at 231 mm 40lb on fingers with 30.5 draw length

[Rik]

Originally Posted by stever

Agulla brace, according to my info sheet on the agulla is 215 mm to 229 mm.
Mine used to tune best at 231 mm 40lb on fingers with 30.5 draw length

It doesn't surprise me that there are differences, to the Hoyt spec. Given that it's W&W limbs, I ought to check what the W&W recommendations are, that might be more relevant...

Okay, W&W give a range of 22.5 to 24.5 cm, which seems a little on the high side compared to the other ranges given here. This data comes from the W&W website, here.

[tronster]

Originally Posted by Rik

It doesn't surprise me that there are differences, to the Hoyt spec. Given that it's W&W limbs, I ought to check what the W&W recommendations are, that might be more relevant...

Okay, W&W give a range of 22.5 to 24.5 cm, which seems a little on the high side compared to the other ranges given here. This data comes from the W&W website, here.

Just checked the brace height,

PLEASE let me know if this is correct or not

from the bow string to the centre on the hole i guess where the button would fit reads

betweenr 22.8cm or 22.9cm

Is is the correct way to read it

please can anyone let me know


T

[Rik]

That's one of the ways to measure it...
I usually do the rest-the-base-of-the-guage-against-the-throat-of-the-grip method. Depending on your handle, that normally works out about the same.

It doesn't sound like you're far out, but remember; The suggested ranges are just a starting point. A little experimentation is usually needed to find the best position for you.

[tronster]

Originally Posted by Rik

That's one of the ways to measure it...
I usually do the rest-the-base-of-the-guage-against-the-throat-of-the-grip method. Depending on your handle, that normally works out about the same.

It doesn't sound like you're far out, but remember; The suggested ranges are just a starting point. A little experimentation is usually needed to find the best position for you.

Ok thx I will look into it more,