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Check that alignment people...

Renegade_Archer · 2004-12-21 00:38:38

Got my hands on a pair of Beiter limb gauges today, turns out the riser has a slight twist in it, thanks to the limb alignment adjustment system I managed to get everything straight. Basically, what I did was clip a limb gauge onto each limb, and then use masking tape on 3 places on the riser, using a ruler, marked the…

21-12-2004 12:38AM

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Got my hands on a pair of Beiter limb gauges today, turns out the riser has a slight twist in it, thanks to the limb alignment adjustment system I managed to get everything straight.

Basically, what I did was clip a limb gauge onto each limb, and then use masking tape on 3 places on the riser, using a ruler, marked the midpoint of the riser on each peice of masking tape. Then adjusted top limb so it lined up with masking tape marks, and then bottom limb. Then fine tuned both to make sure everything was 100% in line.

Disclaimer: I might be talking bollocks, but it seems to work for me. Use at your own risk.

Regards

Ewan

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