Brandon Pattison
WKR
As I am tying a sling (Blackhawk! 550 cord) on my Spyder Turbo I start to eyeball my grip.
I prefer this sling because if I am in a hurry and cannot put my hand through it, it is small enough to be out of the way for a good shot. It is very stiff cordage to hold its shape (like Filson's Tin Cloth) too.
By my nature and from being in the building trades, I look to see if pipes, conduits and reveals are plumb and level. Is the grip in the center of the bow? With all of the accessories and curves it is very difficult to see. Then I wonder if they are preloaded by design prior to assembly. Perhaps I am reading way too far into it.
I believe the riser flexes at full draw hence Hoyt's shoot through target risers but how are they designed: straight or preloaded or it doesn't matter? Mine doesn't appear to be preloaded as it looks as if the grip is off center towards the shelf. The string goes on an angle from cam to cam as well.
Don't get me wrong, I have no experience, engineering degree or scientific data. I love Hoyt and my bow. Did I mention it shoots lights out?
Let the tongue-lashing begin...
I prefer this sling because if I am in a hurry and cannot put my hand through it, it is small enough to be out of the way for a good shot. It is very stiff cordage to hold its shape (like Filson's Tin Cloth) too.
By my nature and from being in the building trades, I look to see if pipes, conduits and reveals are plumb and level. Is the grip in the center of the bow? With all of the accessories and curves it is very difficult to see. Then I wonder if they are preloaded by design prior to assembly. Perhaps I am reading way too far into it.
I believe the riser flexes at full draw hence Hoyt's shoot through target risers but how are they designed: straight or preloaded or it doesn't matter? Mine doesn't appear to be preloaded as it looks as if the grip is off center towards the shelf. The string goes on an angle from cam to cam as well.
Don't get me wrong, I have no experience, engineering degree or scientific data. I love Hoyt and my bow. Did I mention it shoots lights out?
Let the tongue-lashing begin...