Ok I give up... help me please.
My brace height seems too low when I get the string down to the REDS where I think it should be. Am I too close too the REDS? I can't seem to get the best of both worlds, either I'm shallow on BH or I'm 1/2" off the REDS. The first is a 355 with the correct REDS, the second is a Grizzly with the wrong ones (I just brought them out as far as possible and loctite'd the set screws). So far they haven't moved or been any trouble.
I have been hunting with the Grizzly at a 1" BH where it is in the image. I haven't range shot it a ton during the season, just enough to keep it sighted. The 355 is new to me and haven't had time to shoot it at all yet, but it's the same (about 1/4" too shallow from recommended). Thanks for your thoughts!
I don't see anything wrong with the BH on your 355. Looks like its setting on 3/4" which is fine . The measurement off the joint is the most important .
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Well I really and truly wasn't trying to pull anyone's chain on this, I just didn't realize that the BH range was so broad. The manual says 0.5-1" for the 355 and the Grizzly has a line scribed on the rail at 1.5" but I doubt that 1" BH is going to be a huge issue. I was just overthinking it I guess.
@8ptbuk - Thanks for the help
@nchunterkw - That is a string that came with the bow when I purchased it. I think it's just dirty/oily. The serving is a little worn but it's not separated or broken. I will probably retire it to a dedicated back up so it doesn't score the rail and only use it if I have nothing else.
@W.Miguire - They do use a different bumper holder but I'm an idiot and bought the wrong ones. Just trying to make due with them. Should probably just eat it and get some that fit from DM.
ifen you got them to work for you , as in your pics. make up a spacer for a positive lock . because there is a lot of pressure on the bumpers when the string hits them. just a thought.
W.M.
