Bow String Jumped Off Cam at Eric Pulido blog

Bow String Jumped Off Cam. Let’s first figure out why your string might have come off the cam. The problem is that the string came off the bottom cam a view. I had my new ultra tech at work today and a customer picked up the bow, drew it back. I have a problem with my bow. I guess it had been working. Hard to tell without having the bow in hand. One way to check this is to lay an arrow on the side. Have been shooting a hoyt split limb and just had the string pop off the cam. I hear a moderately loud tick and i looked. In my experience, i have concluded the following reasons. Usually when you get a draw string slip off the cam like that (and it's not because you shot a broken arrow by mistake) it'd due to the archer squeezing the handle and applying torque to. Torque applied to the bow. Can anyone please tell me why/how this could. It is a hoyt vectrix with cam & ½. When she fired the arrow shot out and hit a bit left [not unusual for her since she hasn't practiced much] and the strings popped.

It is a hoyt vectrix with cam & ½. When she fired the arrow shot out and hit a bit left [not unusual for her since she hasn't practiced much] and the strings popped. I have a problem with my bow. Usually when you get a draw string slip off the cam like that (and it's not because you shot a broken arrow by mistake) it'd due to the archer squeezing the handle and applying torque to. I had my new ultra tech at work today and a customer picked up the bow, drew it back. The problem is that the string came off the bottom cam a view. Torque applied to the bow. Hard to tell without having the bow in hand. Let’s first figure out why your string might have come off the cam. I guess it had been working.

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Bow String Jumped Off Cam Hard to tell without having the bow in hand. Torque applied to the bow. Have been shooting a hoyt split limb and just had the string pop off the cam. Let’s first figure out why your string might have come off the cam. When she fired the arrow shot out and hit a bit left [not unusual for her since she hasn't practiced much] and the strings popped. String derailments are often a result of excessive torque applied to the bow handle or the string. I had my new ultra tech at work today and a customer picked up the bow, drew it back. Can anyone please tell me why/how this could. In my experience, i have concluded the following reasons. I guess it had been working. One way to check this is to lay an arrow on the side. Usually when you get a draw string slip off the cam like that (and it's not because you shot a broken arrow by mistake) it'd due to the archer squeezing the handle and applying torque to. I hear a moderately loud tick and i looked. It is a hoyt vectrix with cam & ½. Is there excessive lean with the cam? The problem is that the string came off the bottom cam a view.