Radar
Well-Known Member
It never hurts to continue practicing during the season . I practice as much or more during the season , just to make sure I'm on and the bow doesn't get out of tune, etc.
While practicing yesterday , the arrows were hitting low and not grouping as well . After checking the sights , I checked the arrow on the string with the drop away rest up in position and noticed it was out of square . Apparently my string serving had slipped , causing the string loop to move upwards . This sent my arrows downward .
Once I loosened the string loop , moved it back down and made sure the rest was set right , I got the bow back to driving tacks again . Glad I was still practicing , or I might have missed an opportunity in the woods .
While practicing yesterday , the arrows were hitting low and not grouping as well . After checking the sights , I checked the arrow on the string with the drop away rest up in position and noticed it was out of square . Apparently my string serving had slipped , causing the string loop to move upwards . This sent my arrows downward .
Once I loosened the string loop , moved it back down and made sure the rest was set right , I got the bow back to driving tacks again . Glad I was still practicing , or I might have missed an opportunity in the woods .