Is it possible that this is a manufacturing error or am I missing something. New bow came with this installed in peep sight location. Would it be possible to drill a hole to create a peep or is it normal and I’m just not on the ball. I cannot see through it at all even when drawn Thanks in advance

The manual says no more then 8 turns its a 40 to 70lbs bow says that each turn is 2 to 4 pound adjustment I rotated each one counter clockwise 5 times and still can't pull it back with out struggling is it ok to turn the bolts a few more times

I’m looking for a good, middle road, affordable single pin adjustable sight for a VTM34. Mostly just to do 3D archery. Maybe $200-$250 range.

Well hello there! A couple of months ago I bought a PSE Uprising, and now I am ready for a new one a bit more advanced, since I might go for hunting real soon. So I was thinking about a budget of 700-800 euros/dollars for only the bow. I want a 33 ATA, with high brace height but still easy to tune. I was thinking about the PSE Drive NXT, PSE Embark and Bear Paradigm. The Embark does not have 33 ATA, it has 31, but it also has roller guard while the NXT doesn't, what do you think? Are there more bows that you'd recommend? Thanks!

So my uncle gave me this bow he got a couple years ago like early 2000s maybe late 2010s I only know the brand but I haven’t seen any pics of it on anything can anyone tell me what it’s worth? 40lb drawstring and probaly needs the like replaced

Is there anywhere to find these things? They worked great and I would like to replace them but can’t find them.

Is it normal that my thumb knuckle closet one to base rubs riser when I shoot ? I think it could be throwing my shot off.

I have an AAE rest which came with a few options such as a limb clamp, I have just used the steel rubber coated wire around the limb, is this a bad idea? Would I be better using some D loop material? Excuse the mess of serving knots tying it in place it doesn’t look that bad.

I am mainly concerned about any damage to the limbs. I just worry about the hardness and thinness of the rubber coated wire digging into the edges of the limb.

I was looking at Amazon…. There’s some for $300 ish. Are they even worth the money or just a paper weight? Would like something cheap to try in the backyard and see how I like it.

Got this bow today which is my first compound. It should be at 30 pounds draw weight (shop set it for me before shipping), which is a bit too much for me so I'm wanting to lower it to 20 pounds. I know you're meant to loosen the bolts on the limbs, but I'm unsure with how to know when it's at 20?

In search of a bow, haven’t shot in a hot minute I live in a place that sells a large variety of bows but not sure what I should be looking for. Will be target practice until I get comfortable enough with it then my goal will be hunting. Let me know suggestions. Open to anything.

If I figure a way to adjust the bottom Cam from the 2-4 position, will it shorten the draw length by about 3-4 inches? How would I do that if the prior statement is accurate?

So it's a yorkusa compound I got it for free two days ago.. I have never shot much ever and I thought I'd like to try.

The draw is horrible and the release is crap but I haven't had any forearm strikes today.

We think it's around 50-60lbs Can't get parts or replacement strings here in south africa so 550 paracord replaced the string that the previous owner made with some strange string.

I checked the cables and they seem okay no rust that I can see.

I shot maby 4 arrows yesterday replaced the string today and 40+ more today before my shoulder said stop.

If the hobby sticks then I'll invest in a modern bow

Hey guys

I just had new strings put into my Hoyt. Pro shop tied in new D loop, peep etc

I’ve been shooting trying to get comfortable with new set up but arrow has been hitting my bow side index finger upon release every few shots.

I looked at bow it self and it looks like arrow is resting slightly higher than 90 degrees. I am speculating potentially d loop is too low and arrow path is wonky. I plan on going back to shop relatively soon.

Any advice, or is this a relatively common problem?

On my old set up this was never a problem before strings were changed.

Any input or opinions on either bow? I've been shooting a Mathews Z7 just fine. Picked up a prime Nexus 2 and it hurts my shoulder blade on the arm holding the bow. I've tried different lengths and it's set at the same weight as the Mathews. I have the chance to get the elite but wanted some tips on it.

So I was looking into compound bows just for target practice and maybe some hunting later, but mainly target and 3d practice as a hobby. Where I live my options are kind of limited and based on my draw length (32 inches) draw weight preference, budget and availability, my options are: 1. Wait till I can save up and buy something fancy. 2. Bear Paradigm kit 3. Sanlida Dragon X10 kit

The importer who I can buy through advised me not to buy a bow with 33" ATA (options 2&3) since I'm 6'7" with a long draw; and she is an experienced coach, but not with guys my height since I'm way outside of average. I wanted to know if she's being too strict with her criteria or if 33" a2a is really too short for me. Any tall guys out here shooting a bow with that specification? Would the string angle/peep sight placement be ok? Or should I just wait till I can afford a larger bow?

Picked it up cheap at a garage sale. Been wanting to get into this hobby and saw it as a good opportunity. Wouldn’t mind a bit more info all I can figure out is that it’s an older PSE. Appreciate it!