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After 15 pulls my arm is dead, and was wondering what type of work out do you do to keep your body in shape for the bow
take a little bit of paint and mark your limb screw location to your limb if you are sighted in for that poundage..( i mark the top limb at 6 o'clock and the bottom limb at 12 o'clock) now you can adjust the limb screw counter clockwise to lower the poundage-adjust each screw equally WRITE DOWN how much you back the screws off ( 1/2 turn, full turn, etc....) once you start pulling that weight back easily adjust the limb screws clockwise equally (adding poundage) and move your sight box accordingly until you have reached your original starting point. i did this for my wife and now she shoots 63 lbs comfortably....hope this helps and good luck hunting....if you have any doubts visit your local pro shop and they are usually good at helping a newb out....we all were there once.
Quote from: brew on March 16, 2011, 07:51:32 PMtake a little bit of paint and mark your limb screw location to your limb if you are sighted in for that poundage..( i mark the top limb at 6 o'clock and the bottom limb at 12 o'clock) now you can adjust the limb screw counter clockwise to lower the poundage-adjust each screw equally WRITE DOWN how much you back the screws off ( 1/2 turn, full turn, etc....) once you start pulling that weight back easily adjust the limb screws clockwise equally (adding poundage) and move your sight box accordingly until you have reached your original starting point. i did this for my wife and now she shoots 63 lbs comfortably....hope this helps and good luck hunting....if you have any doubts visit your local pro shop and they are usually good at helping a newb out....we all were there once. Thanks for the info! I am going to have to take it in, due to it being set up with a guy with longer arms, and I can view through the peep sight.