Shooting Tip

Here’s a tip to help you find the string height that gives your arrows the best grouping.   Start with your string height at the manufacturer’s lowest recommended setting.   Shoot a group of five arrows and record the pattern with a pen on a separate target of the same size.  

Draw a circle around the group.  Now twist the string up five turns and repeat the process.   Draw a circle around the second group.   Repeat the process (keeping track of the number of twists along the way) until you reach the manufacturer’s recommended maximum brace height.  

Somewhere in that range your grouping will be at it’s best.   Then go to that setting and work both sides of that with two twists at a time until you have your best grouping.   It will take a little time to do this, but will pay big dividends!

Good Shooting,

Jim White