James Park
06-05-2006, 12:01 PM
Another test I have done with the Hooter Shooter is vertical nock travel.
To test for this in the Hooter, you do a creep test. That is: draw the bow by varying amounts around full draw and see if you get any vertical scatter at the target.
While I want to do this at about 50M, I have so far done it at 15M.
I have used my AR34, single cam bow.
The result so far is that the AR34 does not suffer from any vertical scatter as the full draw position is changed (I changed it by around 1cm). This is as expected for a top quality single cam bow, where the vertical nock travel around full draw should be zero.
To test for this in the Hooter, you do a creep test. That is: draw the bow by varying amounts around full draw and see if you get any vertical scatter at the target.
While I want to do this at about 50M, I have so far done it at 15M.
I have used my AR34, single cam bow.
The result so far is that the AR34 does not suffer from any vertical scatter as the full draw position is changed (I changed it by around 1cm). This is as expected for a top quality single cam bow, where the vertical nock travel around full draw should be zero.