A question for you bowtechs

[Monie]

I was messing with my bow today and for some reason, something told me to check the tiller. There's a 1/4" difference between the top and bottom. Is that enough to worry about? If so, what do I need to do to correct it?

I paper tuned the bow and it shoots bullet holes....

Anyone?

[BRIAN34]

buy a hoyt....

[Monie]

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[BRIAN34]

i could not hold that one back!!!

[Monie]

I'm sure. Lend me the money and I'll run right out and get one!

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by Monie

I was messing with my bow today and for some reason, something told me to check the tiller. There's a 1/4" difference between the top and bottom. Is that enough to worry about? If so, what do I need to do to correct it?

I paper tuned the bow and it shoots bullet holes....

Anyone?

If its shooting bullets..... Who cares!!!!!!! Im no bow expert but is it a solocam bow. Because if it is. I think they are offset a little. Im not sure though.

[BRIAN34]

i think if it is shooting good....i would not worry about it...

[Monie]

If you're asking whether it a single cam, yes. It is.

[bullmoose38]

Originally Posted by Monie

If you're asking whether it a single cam, yes. It is.

Ok I would leave it alone and ask your proshop. Like I said I think its suppose to be. Thanks for correcting me I ment to say single cam.

[Rob]

Monie, don't touch anything. If it's shooting bullet holes, that's where your style of shooting that said bow needs the tiller to be. Not all bows need even tiller, specifically single cams. It really depends on an archers form and grip. If your getting bullet holes, your set where you need to be.