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Shooting Three Under?

Started by Interseptor, November 03, 2011, 09:44:00 PM

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Interseptor

Can I take a bow tillered for split finger and get it to shoot three under?  If so, how would I go about setting it up?
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Winterhawk1960

Absolutely, you just set it up like you would normally. Get the brace height right and the nocking point. Some people say that their nocking point is higher when shooting three-under. That isn't the case for me, but you will have to tune it in the same manner that you would any bow.......to YOU.

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McDave

Most bows tillered for split fingers shoot fine 3 under.  Generally you have to raise the nock point a little.  Common nock points for 3 under range from 5/8 - 3/4.  You can determine the correct nock by shooting a bare shaft and adjusting the nock point until you get level or slightly nock high flight.
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