I purchased a bow from a forum member here, the bow is beautiful, brand new and shoots great. The comapny that manufactured the bow is one I have been looking at for some time. The question I have is this. The string grooves are not even close to being even from side to side. One string groove is about 1/8 inch lower then the other. I know this doesn't sound like much but I am a VERY particular person and I don't have the experience to know if this is a big deal or not when it comes to the performance of the bow.
I did not mention it to the person I purchased it from but should I contact the bowyer?
Thanks, Andrew
shouldnt have bought it if you werent happy with it. you will rarely see a perfect pair of grooves.
welcome to the forum.
-hov
Look for limb twist. I have had to un match my nocks to get rid of a bit of twist.
If there is no twist and the string goes down the center of the bow, it will be fine and shoot fine.
IMHO,,,, not a problem at all.
Not something I would want or could live with. I would contact the bowyer and see if he'll dress it up for you. Can you show us a picture? Art
I'm with Art- can you show us a picture?
It could be that the limb had twist, and the string groove was deepened on one side to compensate.
If I knew the string grooves were like they are I wouldn't have bought the bow Hova. I thought that would be pretty obvious. Thanks for the welcome.
In regards to you other guys, I will try to get some photos later on today or tommorrow.
Thanks
Boon the pics will help us all. Sometimes it happens like the others have said.
Shawn