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Post by Woody Williams on Jun 30, 2007 12:12:32 GMT -5
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Post by Sasquatch on Jun 30, 2007 16:19:44 GMT -5
Similar to a tool I own called the Eze-eye. That one attaches where your sight would go on the bow. It swivels to point at the nock. You then move the lazer down the arrow from one end to the other, adjusting your rest to correct any alignment issues. When the dot goes down the center of the shaft from nock to tip, the rest is perfectly adjusted. There might be some tweaking needed, but usually very little or none. You get good at setting up by instinct after awhile, but why not start out perfectly straight in seconds? www.eders.com/EasyEye--EzeCenter-Alignment-Tool-p2723c614-path2,144,614.html |
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Post by Hawkeye on Jun 30, 2007 17:33:58 GMT -5
I have found with the Bowplane as well as the Eze-eye,<I have one> is that no matter how in line every thing is, some bows just will not shoot well even if in perfect alignment. They give you a good starting point but,
I always must tweak here and there to make the bow shoot great for me.
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