Limb driven tied to yoke?

[Stoof]

Been reading how this is becoming common. Benefits or draw backs? I’m installing on a V3 if it matters.

[GMAN]

No real drawbacks, keeps the cord towards the center of the bow if snags are a worry. Just another place to tie off, I’ve done it for years with no issue


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[jds247]

That didn't work on my vertix and vxr. The mathews limbs flexed to much causing the rest cord to make a loud snapping noise when shot because of the amount of slack.

[Stoof]

That didn't work on my vertix and vxr. The mathews limbs flexed to much causing the rest cord to make a loud snapping noise when shot because of the amount of slack.

What rest are you using? I’m setting up a Hamskea hybrid pro and I’m wondering if the spring on the cord would help with that. Currently tied to the limb and it’s shooting well.

[jds247]

What rest are you using? I’m setting up a Hamskea hybrid pro and I’m wondering if the spring on the cord would help with that. Currently tied to the limb and it’s shooting well.

Hamskea trinity . Spring didn't help. Give it a shot you might be ok with it but it was too noisy for me..

[sectxag06]

Been reading how this is becoming common. Benefits or draw backs? I’m installing on a V3 if it matters.

Chris Bee is a Mathews shooter. He sets up a Hamskea on his V3 build on this video.

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlOoAVGZt1U&t=1266s"]MATHEWS V3 BOW BUILD - YouTube[/ame]

[Stoof]

I watched that vid a while back. Gonna have to watch it again.