Greetings from S.E. Arizona.
So …………….. a couple of things;
First of all ‘what’s the critter going to be used for?’ The reason I ask is that the bow set-up might be different depending on intended use. 2216’s @ 50 lbs w/extra weight up front might be better for whitetails out of treestands than pronghorns on the grasslands. Same with target shooting; 3D w/30 yard max or Field Rounds out to 80 yards. ????
Ok …………… First and foremost; If you cant the bow (and I do, too) you MUST also cant the drawing hand the same angle. Otherwise, the string gets torqued into an ‘S’ shape and bad things happen to arrow flight, eventually causing madness.
Next ……….. Nocking point. Seems a wee bit high, but I don’t shoot 3 under. I would suggest going to 0 height, shooting groups of about thre and raising it ever so slightly each adjustment. AND !!! Rather than trying to observe the arrow flight yourself, have a spotter do it and concentrate on shooting form. Collapsing and dropping the bow-arm to see what your arrows is doing just ain’t gonna work !!!!
Lastly ………. Baby Powder is your friend. I don’t think that a bow is completely tuned until the riser / rest area has been powdered a few times to reveal any contact with shaft or fletch.
Good luck and keep us posted !!!
