In case you haven’t figured it out,I believe the handle part for your bow should be opposite so the piece can slide up and down so it mimicks the difference between your hand and nock of the arrow. Could be why your timing looked slightly out.Also the two clip system should be ran as the one connected to your rope attaches to the d loop and the second clip goes around your string just incase your d loop would break and you don’t dry fire your bow.
You have the handle side in the wrong way. It’s adjustable to be able to move it up and down and you have it so it can move side to side. It goes in the exact same way the draw side goes in. Just so you know. Lower the grip a little bit and the bow won’t tip back either. And you really want them to be all the way in. I seen a guys press in a shop and it was all bent to shit because he didn’t have them in all the way.
In case you haven’t figured it out,I believe the handle part for your bow should be opposite so the piece can slide up and down so it mimicks the difference between your hand and nock of the arrow. Could be why your timing looked slightly out.Also the two clip system should be ran as the one connected to your rope attaches to the d loop and the second clip goes around your string just incase your d loop would break and you don’t dry fire your bow.
You have the handle side in the wrong way. It’s adjustable to be able to move it up and down and you have it so it can move side to side. It goes in the exact same way the draw side goes in. Just so you know. Lower the grip a little bit and the bow won’t tip back either. And you really want them to be all the way in. I seen a guys press in a shop and it was all bent to shit because he didn’t have them in all the way.
Got it👍 thanks for the tip👍