New Archer's Tuning Guide

[Bow Walker]

There seems to be quite a few people who are "new" to archery. Would it be of any advantage to those people to have a "Tuning Guide" posted here??

[Swamp mule]

Yes it would bowwalker, as I would like to know more about the bow and how to tune it as I am hoping to go bow hunting this year

[Jagermeister]

What are we talking here, bow tuning or arrow tuning?

[Bow Walker]

Just some fairly basic things to do to set up and/or fine tune a new bow - or a bow that is new to an archer, whether the archer is new or not.

There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of guys that can do some of the more simpler things to their equipment. Or am I not really of this world?

[MikeH]

I find the Easton Arrow and Tuning Maintenance Guide helped me and was a good refresher.Tuning guide would be beneficial.

[peterrum3]

I am having trouble tuning my bow right now since it was in storage for 5 years, or maybe its just my old eyes. Whatever you could provide would be welcome.

[Bowzone_Mikey]

wait untill I get home .. I know of several You tube type vids that would help the newbie and seasoned guy alike

[Bow Walker]

I am having trouble tuning my bow right now since it was in storage for 5 years, or maybe its just my old eyes. Whatever you could provide would be welcome.

If your bow was stored for a long period of time and now you are having trouble tuning it up - I'd look hard at the wheel/cam/limb alignment. Might be just a little bit twisted or warped.





I'm putting together a "Basic Bow Tuning Guide" and I thought that I'd test the waters for interest. It's just a few things that I've done, read, and learned over the years.

It'll be finished in a day or two and I'll post it up for jabs, jeers, and comments.

[thunderheart]

looking forward to it

[Bow Walker]

Well, the thing turned out to be more than 10 pages long, also has a bunch of pics in it.

Way too long to post.

So if anyone wants it just give me an email and I'll send it to you for the usual charge.