I just recently went to re-tie my d loop and nocking points for the first time. Went down a rabbit hole and saw some people recommend setting the nocking height 1/8” high and some recommend center nocking for tuning. Can someone who is more knowledgeable than me (anyone) please explain why you would want to tie in high when cam timing is so important? Wouldn’t the strings being at different lengths negatively affect the arrow coming off the string? Maybe way overthinking this but my initial reaction was to nock dead center, time cams, and tune from there. Thanks for any advice or if the advice is it doesn’t matter that’s fine too, just looking for some clarity before I go to start practicing with my broadheads and don’t want to keep moving it ideally.
Wes
Wes
