Recutting string grooves

[kevsuperg]

So I recently picked up blem bear super grizzly , it shoots well, at least as good as I can shoot it.
 What I notice though is the top string groove is off center, not to bad but off center none the less.
 Does anyone know of a way to fill in and recut the groove.
 I know a guitar nut can be repaired and a new groove cut. Thought there might be a way to do it to a bow

[wingnut]

It's probably not the groove but a slight twist in the limbs.  Go over to the bowyers forum and I'm sure you can get instructions to fix it.

Mike

[kevsuperg]

Thanks but the limbs not twisted, the groove is off to the left of center

[Orion]

Not much you can do to add material.  Can file the opposing groove a little deeper though to straighten everything out.

[kennym]

Do you mean the groove on the flat of the limb?

[kevsuperg]

Yep right in the curve of the tip, its really just a visual thing for me, something to tinker with.
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[kennym]

Is it off when you measure to each edge? And does the limb look straight?

I had one that was fine when I shot it but if I pulled and let down I torqued the string enough it was half out of the groove. Limbs were well lined up.

[Possum Head]

I've got one that is off as well and just decided to let it go.

[ChuckC]

Can you post a picture ?
ChuckC

[kevsuperg]

Sorry no pics, i've already covered it with black fleece. Just wondered if it was something I should mess with or shoot it as is.
 its just off to the left of center enough that I notice it, the other groove is dead center in the middle of the limb.
 I suppose it was part of the " blemish"

[**DONOTDELETE**]

I've got a video i can share with you on checking a limb for tracking straight.... Feel free to contact me if you like.