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Draw length adjustment question?
#1105708
10/09/14 05:37 AM
10/09/14 05:37 AM
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Santa Rosa/Conecuh
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I don't know why I always start tweaking my dang bow at this time of the year, but I just wan't confident, I knew my draw was too long. So, just to make sure this sounds right, I've got a PSE that I can adjust length on w/out a press. I dropped it from 29" to 28" draw length. My arrows were hitting a bit high, so I adjusted my sight up a bit to fix that. Sound like what should happen when you lower draw length? I'm guessing it's b/c it changed my anchor point a bit. Anything else I should be concerned about? Seems like my stops are all hitting at the same time ok and my form and shooting feel much, much better.
Last edited by hallb; 10/09/14 05:39 AM.
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Re: Draw length adjustment question?
[Re: hallb]
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10/09/14 06:22 AM
10/09/14 06:22 AM
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You should be fine. Adjusting your draw will, like you said, change your anchor somewhat. It must have lowered your anchor slightly, which would be like moving your peep up. This will cause you to shoot higher.
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