User Guide

PAPER TUNING

To paper tune your bow have on hand one fletched

arrow, a sheet of paper, a picture frame type rack

approximately 24” x 24”, and a target mat. Attach the

paper to the frame and position the frame at about

shoulder height. Place the target mat about 6 feet direct-

ly behind the paper to stop the arrows. Standing 4 to 6

feet from the frame, shoot a fletched arrow through the

center of the paper with the arrow at shoulder height

(parallel to the floor). Observe how the paper is torn.

This tear indicates good arrow flight. The

point and the fletching have entered the

same hole.

This tear indicates a low nocking point.

To correct, raise your nocking point

1/16” at a time and repeat the procedure

until the low vertical tear is eliminated.

This tear indicates a high nocking point,

clearance problem, or a very weak arrow

if you are using a release aid. To correct,

lower the nocking point 1/16” at a time

until the high tear is eliminated. If your nocking point

is below 90 degrees and the high tear is still present,

reset the nocking point 1/8 - 3/16” above 90 degrees

and reduce spring tension in the rest until the tear

improves.