How much is too much? With all this extra time on my hands I’ve been diving more into tuning my Sarrels Ridgecat. I’m pushing 7/8 inch between the top limb and bottom. Everything I find online talks about 1/8-1/4 inch. Brace height is set at 8 1/8 inches. I am sure it all depends on the bow and who made it. Just trying to learn something and thanks.
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Originally posted by Stoof View PostBob is saying to measure at the riser and he likes it to be 1/4 to 3/8's. No limb twist that I can see. After this shelter in place thing is over I'll take it to him.
Are you having trouble with paper tuning arrows?
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Originally posted by Briar Friar View PostId ask him if I could shim a limb. Id start with a piece of vinyl from a 2” window blind if he said GO...then go from there.
Are you having trouble with paper tuning arrows?
I thought about shimming it but wasn’t sure if that’s a common practice.
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It’s not common, but has been done. It needs to be a tapered wedge, and a very small wedge will make a big difference. I have done this to one of my bows.
The only way to “fix” it, is to work on the limb to get it back into specs. That will cause a draw weight reduction. The one I did the wedge on was done that way because I didn’t want to lose any draw weight.
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