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shafts are grouping above, move the nock point up.
(See fig 15) Be sure to only move in small increments
(never more than 1/16” at a time). Each time the nock-
ing point is moved it will affect your sight setting, so
you will have to re set your sights after each move.
Continue to make adjustments until both groups are
relatively close together. If the bare shafts hit to the right
of the fletched arrows decrease bow weight, check for
vane clearance or check arrow spine stiffness (weak).
(See fig 16) If the bare shafts group to the left, increase
bow weight, check for vane clearance or check arrow
spine stiffness (stiff). (See fig 17). Some adjustments can
be made slightly moving the arrow rest to the left of the
right. Note: Left handed shooters need to reverse these
instructions for left and right results. Hoyt USA recom-
mends that you work closely with your local Pro Shop
when tuning your bow to ensure best results.
(See fig 15) Be sure to only move in small increments
(never more than 1/16” at a time). Each time the nock-
ing point is moved it will affect your sight setting, so
you will have to re set your sights after each move.
Continue to make adjustments until both groups are
relatively close together. If the bare shafts hit to the right
of the fletched arrows decrease bow weight, check for
vane clearance or check arrow spine stiffness (weak).
(See fig 16) If the bare shafts group to the left, increase
bow weight, check for vane clearance or check arrow
spine stiffness (stiff). (See fig 17). Some adjustments can
be made slightly moving the arrow rest to the left of the
right. Note: Left handed shooters need to reverse these
instructions for left and right results. Hoyt USA recom-
mends that you work closely with your local Pro Shop
when tuning your bow to ensure best results.
fig 14 fig 15
fig 16
fig 17