After this step is complete, your bow should be very close to balanced. If your pin bounces above the line, do the opposite. If your pin wants to dip or bounce below the line then add weight to the back bar or take weight off the front.
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To level your bow front to back, come to full draw aiming at a horizontal line.
Leveling your bow front to back is a little different, because you will adjust by adding or removing weights rather than adjusting the bars from side to side.
If the bubble on your sight is not level, then adjust the rear stabilizer accordingly until you can repeat this process and your bow is perfectly level from side to side. Next, draw the bow with your eyes closed, anchor with a relaxed grip and open your eyes. You can fine-tune the weights from here, but this is a good ratio to start with. I would recommend trying 4-5 ounces of weight on the front bar and 10-15 ounces on the back bar. In addition, you will want a few weights to play around with.įirst, you will need to put the stabilizers on and level the bow from side to side. To achieve perfect balance, you will need a front stabilizer bar (I’d recommend at least 10 inches), a V-bar bracket that will allow you to adjust side to side and up and down, and a rear stabilizer bar that’s at least 8 inches. Better aiming then leads to improvements in every aspect of your shot and can even cure most forms of target panic. Proper balance will better your aim in all areas. This takes away human influence or torque that is necessary to level your bow otherwise. The overall goal of finding perfect balance is to be able to draw the bow with your eyes closed, settle in and open your eyes to a perfectly level bubble. There are many things that make up a great archer, but no one thing is more important than having a perfectly balanced bow. Either way, we all want to be better shots, and if you say you don’t, I’d say you’re not a passionate hunter. Maybe, however, you have been a successful bowhunter for years and are simply reading this because you are addicted and can’t get enough. Maybe you are new to bowhunting and trying to learn everything you can.
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