How far to pull the bow back?

[dan_plus_o]

so is this what you are talking about?



The cable is getting bent there a bit so is that how you tell if it is over drawn?

So should I be shooting it right when the cam rolls over? or somewhere inbetween where the cam rolls over and where the cable starts to bend?

[jessbennett]

just before cable starts to bend. when the cable sits flush on the green

[Eagle1]

so is this what you are talking about?



The cable is getting bent there a bit so is that how you tell if it is over drawn?

So should I be shooting it right when the cam rolls over? or somewhere inbetween where the cam rolls over and where the cable starts to bend?

Your overdrawing the bow, the string and the cam should be in one straight line, right where you drew the line,should be inline with string. over drawing puts more stress on the limbs and on your back muscels,sholder,rotator cuff.
Yes it's a soft wall, their other bows have a solid wall and you can tell when you are overdrawing them. Quite a few years back the two wheel bows didn't have any"wall" pull back into the let off ,settle into your anchor,lots and lots of practise to get the same results all the time, pull a little farther ,shot higher, don't pull enough,shoot lower.

[dan_plus_o]

So right when the cam rolls over should be the spot I draw to.


This picture was taken right when the cam rolled over and the cable looks like it's flush with the green part of the cam.

[Bow Walker]

that's it.

[Bow Walker]

dan_plus_o - try this link for some information. I hope it helps.

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=207391