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I recently got an Xpedition Mountaineer X. (Btw I love it. Long time hoyt shooter. But I am really liking this bow)

Long story short: I have the center shot set to 13/16th. Yoke tuned it. I’m getting bullet holes at 3 yards and 10 yards. It’s shooting very consistent and smooth. (Haven’t had a chance to do any BS tuning)

But when I look over the top of the bow, my arrow is facing way right. Like I should be getting a serious nock left tear.

Any advice?? Should I leave it alone? Shim the cams? Is it compensating for bad form? Did I some how tune it so bad it is good??

Thank in advance!

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I’ve seen a few posts on here with the same issue, but nothing has solved this for me. No matter what i do, i get a hard left fishtail after about 10-15 yards with field points. Its even worse with broadheads. The timing is correct, arrow spine is correct, I’ve tried yoke tuning to the extreme (both ways), tried switching the limbs, moving my rest to the extreme (both ways), ive also foot powdered the rest and shelf to check for fletching contact (there was none), but nothing will work. I’ve also pressed it, taken everything back to spec, and still have the same issue.

It paper tunes just fine, but after about 10 yards, it gets a hard tail left. To check this, im using a lighted nock as the sun goes down.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I just purchased a new (used) elite judge. I put on the ripcord arrow rest and had it tuned at a local shop. Yesterday I put on my Spot Hogg sight and took it to the range to sight it in. I was shooting about a foot left, I gang adjusted the pins all the way to the left and it is finally hitting accurately. I had the sight attached to a bowtech sniper before switching to the elite and it wasn’t even close to being maxed out. I am curious if the bow was improperly tuned or are there any other reasons for me running out of adjustment. Thanks

Just bought some GT 7595 for my 1968 Bear Super Kodiak (Black Beauty). My wife bought it for me about a year ago.

60# @ 29" DL

Built 2 test arrows. 1 Full length 32" and 1 30". Tested with 100gr and 250gr. The full length 100gr was a no go (as I figured). The full length was ok but too long for my needs/likes. The 30", 250gr was a dead on pile driver!!!
6 shots taken, all at 20 yards at a 4" circle.