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My bowstring suddenly busted and I didn't not record my setup. Where is the best nock position to start the tuning process? Any suggestions would be a great help.
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I shoot a tab and split finger. My suggestion is to start at 1/2 inch. My longbows, are all set at 7/16". My recurves are 1/2" - 5/8". This is what works for me. Yours might be similar or possibily a bit more higher.
-------------------- The work praises the man. Posts: 282 | From: Montrose, Pennsylvania | Registered: May 2007
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my custom bows seem to like a high nock point, basically 9/16 to 5/8", the ILF bow I bought recently likes a much lower around 1/4" and this is using split finger
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I often start 3/8 above ( Longbow ) using a crimp on nock. Crimp it only lightly so you can easily move it until you hit the right spot. Pretty simple way to do it IMO.
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