Hoyt compound-2000 Benutzerhandbuch
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position the nock set just above level. A finger
shooter should initially position the nock set at
approximately 3/8” above level. The release
shooter should begin at approximately 1/4”
above level. (See fig 4) Once the nock set is at
the desired location use a special set of nocking
pliers to crimp the nock set into place. NEVER
shoot a bow without a nock set or with a nock
set that has not been properly crimped. For
proper installation Hoyt USA recommends that
this be done by a qualified Pro Shop.
shooter should initially position the nock set at
approximately 3/8” above level. The release
shooter should begin at approximately 1/4”
above level. (See fig 4) Once the nock set is at
the desired location use a special set of nocking
pliers to crimp the nock set into place. NEVER
shoot a bow without a nock set or with a nock
set that has not been properly crimped. For
proper installation Hoyt USA recommends that
this be done by a qualified Pro Shop.
fig 4
CABLE GUARD INSTALLATION
Some Hoyt USA bows use a high or low mount
style cable guard bar that is mounted directly to
the side of the riser by two 10-24 screws. (See
fig 5)
Some models use an adjustable cable guard bar
that is inserted into a bushing in the riser. This
type of cable guard bar is installed by inserting
the bar into the bushing and securing it with
two small set screws. (See fig 6)
Some Hoyt USA bows use a high or low mount
style cable guard bar that is mounted directly to
the side of the riser by two 10-24 screws. (See
fig 5)
Some models use an adjustable cable guard bar
that is inserted into a bushing in the riser. This
type of cable guard bar is installed by inserting
the bar into the bushing and securing it with
two small set screws. (See fig 6)