Tiller Question

[Etter]

So I bought a stock stalker coyote recently.  Ive got arrows tuned into it spine wise but I CANNOT for the life of me stop the arrows from “jumping” off the shelf.  Just cannot find the right nock point.  Finally I realized, maybe it was tillered for three under. I shoot split. Sure enough it’s even tillered. What will this do for my nock point?  Move it way up?

[Pat B]

If you post a pic of your bow at full draw you should be able to get a good view of the tiller. Generally, especially with a glass bow, string nock adjustment should be enough to correct for split finger or 3 under. It could be a release or form problem or incorrect spine arrow spine. I don't use glass bow much so take this with a grain of salt.

[Crittergetter]

I tiller all my bows even or no more than 1/8 positive unless someone specifies they want other wise. You can shoot an even tiller bow either way. 
It’s all in the nock point. What is your nock point now?

[McDave]

There are two things I can think of off hand that would cause a bounce off the shelf.  The first would be too low of a nock point, causing contact between the rear of the arrow and the shelf when the arrow is shot.  You could try a really high nock point, like 1” or more, and see if you still get a bounce.  The second happens when a split finger shooter presses down on the nock with his index finger, causing a bow in the arrow at full draw, which then rebounds when the arrow is shot.  This can be resolved by lowering the drawing elbow a tad, and being aware of any downward force exerted by the index finger when drawing the bow.  (This could also be resolved by switching to 3 under, but I doubt you would like that solution 😊)

[Friend]

What is the draw weight at your draw length

And

What are the full arrow specs