I have a metal Sky archery ILF riser that is giving me fits. The shelf is flat with a slight hump to get the arrow up off the flat shelf. I'm shooting a fixed crawl, so my nocking point is kind of high. When I have the nock point up where it needs to be, the arrow touches the front of the shelf. When I move it down, the arrow bounces off the back of the shelf and the fletch digs into my hand. I have not been able to find a sweet spot. I think I'm doomed to putting an elevated rest on it, but wanted to see if anyone else had any ideas first. Thanks.
What are you shooting for a setup, bow, bow weight , arrows, etc. it could be your arrows.
50# @28". 400 spine with 175 grain tips. Shoots fine out of my similarly pounded Black Widow. When I say it touches the front of the shelf, I mean it is literally at rest touching the shelf on the front. It's not just touching the hump. The shelf isn't really conducive to shooting a fixed crawl with a high nocking point. I'll have to take a photo and post it if I can.
I wouldn't be worried about the arrow position at rest - what does it look like at full draw? The nock high angle will be significantly less - and the arrow will likely be up on the shelf "hump"
I shoot a satori with a fixed crawl and a high (near 1") nock height.