OFFSET LONGROD hrmmm

[Jerry Tee]

Theres an insight into this on the Easton tuning guide in the set up proceedure for compound bows. It talks about finding the limb centers and notes that on some compound this may move left and right as the bow is drawn. Whilst a bow may have an absolutely perfect riser with a true long rod thread and perfect limb pockets and if you align the limbs just right when the bow is not draw. AS soon as you draw back the bow the smallest fraction of non linearity in the limbs will be multiplied by the lenght which the limbs are draw back and your perfect set up goes.
Add to that the different types of of loose used which will cause different deflection of the string on loose and you will see why shooting is the only way to set up the center shot to align the arrow nodes.And why this set up is only as consistant as the archer.