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What is the purpose of cam lean. Should you have cam lean? Where are the bow experts?
So its a left handed bow new Bear Legit. It has so much lean in the top and the bottom that if i measure my axle to axle on the left side it is 30 3/8" but on the right side it is exactly 30". Just trying to figure out if there is something going on with it.
That’s a lot of lean but it’s the right direction for a lefty. Is it shooting inside spec with correct spines arrows. I’ll take good lean over bad any daySo its a left handed bow new Bear Legit. It has so much lean in the top and the bottom that if i measure my axle to axle on the left side it is 30 3/8" but on the right side it is exactly 30". Just trying to figure out if there is something going on with it.
That is the direction you want for a lefty. Did it bareshaft?I know the cam is leaning / on the top and \ on the bottom when not drawn
Short answer is whatever it takes to have fully vertical cams at full draw.so what would a fixed lean angle look like
With the bow draw? 27.5dl 64 lbs but it claims to be 70. 350 spineLay an arrow on the shelf side of the cam. It should intersect the string at around the dloop. That will put the power stroke in line with the arrow. What are the specs of bow. Dw dl arrow spine
No at brace. Full draw it should run parallel to the string to ensure zero lean at draw. You are well within spine even if you shoot heavy point weightWith the bow draw? 27.5dl 64 lbs but it claims to be 70. 350 spine
Do you have a picture of the arrow on the cam because I'm having a hard time grasping it.No at brace. Full draw it should run parallel to the string to ensure zero lean at draw. You are well within spine even if you shoot heavy point weight