limb timing

[md126]

Hello all,  working on a new 3pc t/d LB, 64" and around 52#. it's a new design and i've been tweaking the tiller a little bit prior to final sanding.

I've taken video of me taking a few shots and it seems the lower limb kicks forward more than the upper limb right after the shot. the upper limb kinda tilts back because of it almost like it would if i was trying to touch my head with the upper limb tip. it's nothing extreme or even noticeable at the shot. I only realized it through the video and the bow shoots good at this point.

is this a limb timing/tiller issue or could it be a grip pressure issue?

Thanks for any info.

(i'd post the video here but it's on my phone and i don't know how)

[Bowjunkie]

It's a limb timing/relative strength issue directly related to how you grip the bow and string.

They are dynamically, hopelessly, and perpetually intertwined.

[Pheonixarcher]

Well put Bowjunkie!
If you could upload the clip, I'm sure you would get more precise feedback from the bench.