Hey Guys, hoping that someone can help me out here.
I got a TallTines Stick flinger a couple of months ago, but have started to get some wear on the outside of the shelf, which I have never experienced before.
It paper tuned well right when I got it, but haven't had a chance to do so since I have started to experience this. The arrows seem to be flying true however, and my nocking point hasn't changed..
specs:
55#@27" I draw 27"
arrow: 28-1/2" FMJ 200gr head w/ 75gr insert.
shoot split finger.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I will post a picture of my shelf
(http://i1373.photobucket.com/albums/ag379/cjbrewer87/Mobile%20Uploads/92818E0C-2726-44F9-BA41-FE7B5116740C_zpsc64utr4q.jpg) (http://s1373.photobucket.com/user/cjbrewer87/media/Mobile%20Uploads/92818E0C-2726-44F9-BA41-FE7B5116740C_zpsc64utr4q.jpg.html)
If you're shooting tuneable nocks(from the picture,you probably are)just rotate the fletching a tiny bit to clear the shelf.Shooting 3 fletch or 4?? That might be doing it.
Mike
Thanks,
have tried that a few different ways with the same result.
shooting (3) 5" shield cut
Also could try a small thin strip of leather under the shelf to elevate the arrow just a "hair"
I use a small piece of tubing split in half lengthwise to make my hump.
Mike
A low nocking point will cause that type of shelf wear, recheck your nock elevation
I will double check, but wondering if it is something in my form.
Thanks for the info so far.
Please keep it coming.