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    Unhappy whiskerbisciut

    need some tips on tuning whiskerbiscuit.when sight is set to centershot it shots way to the right.got to move it all the way to the left to get it to shoot half assed straight.no problems with a drop rest . it's a left hand mathews lx.

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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    Have you checked your rest with an arrow on it to make sure that it is lined up correctly?
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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    Quote Originally Posted by Dirty
    Have you checked your rest with an arrow on it to make sure that it is lined up correctly?
    Yup........nock an arrow and take a visual. The arrow, string, and sight pins should be all in line.

    Although, check this thread and apply what Eagle1 has to say to your setup and or problem. http://www.huntingbc.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=10012

    Hope this helps.

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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    get rid of the wisker ... and buy a drop or fall away!... im made the switch and ive notcied a huge change

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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    [quote=dave_fras]get rid of the wisker ... and buy a drop or fall away!...

    Before doing something this drastic i suggest following BowWalkers advice. Once you get it set up properly and have given it a try then you will be better informed in making a decision wether to keep it or try something different.
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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    Are you using helical Fletchings, ? Cause that will have a bigaffect on straightness. try Blazers there the cats whiskers.
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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    One thing i have found with a WB is you need an arrow with a stiffer spine. I was determond to use a WB on my hunting bow . but i gave up and got another trophy taker.

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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    mine works great.
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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    also make sure you are shooting cock vane up..........with it down, it could make contact with the frame and kick arrows all over the place and wreck vanes....
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    Re: whiskerbisciut

    Personally, I'm with dave_fras............I don't use them and don't generally recommend them. But - they work for a lot of shooters, so each to his/her own.

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