Foolproof Way to Time a Limb Driven Rest
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2024
- I never knew about timing or tuning your rest until I came across a post on Archery Talk from user devinhal that really outlines it well. This is important because it will optimize how long the launcher arm supports the arrow. Too short, the arrow won’t stabilize itself before losing support from the rest. Too long, any torque you impart onto the bow will be more likely to impact arrow flight. I’m a visual learner so I wanted to put devinhal’s post into video form. See below for more information on optimizing your rest’s performance.
10 steps to tune your bow: • Tune your bow AT HOME ...
How to use a Prusik for the cord on your limb driven rest: • Prusik Knot for Actuat...
How to secure a rest actuation cord (in the right place) to your bow: • How to Tie a Limb Driv...
How to tie a D-Loop without ruining your serving: • Tie a D Loop Without R...
How to swap top hats to move the cams on a Mathews bow (Phase 4 29 in my case): • Mathews Top Hat Changeout - Спорт
I have never done it this way but I really like it! Going to try this make sure I’m good. I use a draw board and check it but it’s a close guess so to say. This way ensures it’s right where it needs to be. Thanks!
Glad you liked it and hopefully it helps! The more stuff I know I’m good on, the more confident I end up being. Thanks for checking out the channel and taking time to comment!
This guy’s videos are great. Short, sweet, and the right info.
Thanks, Dave! Exactly what we try to do here.
Good video. You don't see too many videos on this.
Thanks! And thanks for checking out the channel!
These links may also be helpful…
10 steps to tune your bow: ruclips.net/video/KSK8xyB-Ois/видео.html
How to use a Prusik for the cord on your limb driven rest: ruclips.net/video/BhX1zN44Up4/видео.html
How to secure a rest actuation cord (in the right place) to your bow: ruclips.net/video/nb6vaU2zyVs/видео.html
How to tie a D-Loop without ruining your serving: ruclips.net/video/_eUMrw1_II4/видео.html
How to swap top hats to move the cams on a Mathews bow (Phase 4 29 in my case): ruclips.net/video/2C_Ly-JPZ7E/видео.htmlsi=5DzWRgc43SFzbNWF
What about tying to the floating yoke
I know some people do it but I’ve never tried. Obviously can’t adjust it but you could always try and see what the timing looks like. I’d be curious to know how it works out if you try it. Thanks for watching!
@@CWK_Outdoors drops away pretty quick.
Did you happen to note on the arrow where it came up and dropped?