Michihunter

As much as I like Randy, I think I'd enjoy meeting his Ma even more!! Never a dull moment with Darla!!:D:D

Congratulations on a great finish!!

Dead deer walking!!

The looks I get from people when they see the "little kids" bow (Bowtech Tech 29 only 29.5" AtA) shoot out an arrow at 300fps!! It's NOT your Daddy's bow!!!

Right helical spins to tighten, left helical spins to loosen. Usually doesn't matter in the end.

Roast his sorry butt!!

And lets not forget about Va Tech!!

Yep!! This is where I come when I'm bored too!!:D:D:D

Congrats on the inc!!

I'm working on my second set now. The first set got wiped clean from me failing to post here on a regular basis. Won't make that mistake again!!:D:D

All year regardless of conditions!! Man's gotta eat right?

Can't wait to see him pictured with his first kill!! Happy birthday Jack!!

Rhinehart 18-1. Guaranteed against shoot through for a year. Can retrieve FP's as easy as BH's. Best BH target on the market.

Canting your bow can cause that. And that comes from fatigue or poor grip (also from fatigue). Start fresh and see if the problem persists.

I feel your pain!!

If you walk into a room filled with people you don't respect, why stay in the room? Simple solution- LEAVE!!

Very generous of you Randy!! Just another reason why you are so high on my list of friends. BTW- Don't count me as one of the 300 OK? Truly not necessary.

Is that P&Y caliber? Are ya getting it mounted? Congrats Randy on what was surely a "rattling" experience!!:D:D

Lower your anchor point and raise your peep.

Off set is a straight line from front to back of fletch( looks like /) whereas helical has a curve in it (looks similar to this ) ).

Being unfamiliar with the Parker bows, it's hard for me to give EXACT instructions. I'm assuming that the Parker Single cams have a draw stop. The key to getting proper rotation on a single cam bow is to get the cam to rotate to that drawstop and not before or beyond it for the designated DL. If you find that the bow is under/over rotating for your particular DL, you are out of time and adjustments need to be made. A lot of mfg's have marks on their cams to show when a cam is in time at full rest. You may want to check your owners manual and see if the Parker cams have something such as that. I wish I could be more help but the Parker line is not something that is very popular in these parts and as such I have no experience with them.. Update- I just found out that they might not have any markings on the cam. The string should come off the cam in a straight line right where the lobe begins to round over. The cam should not bend the string at the lobe or have a gap between the string and cam at the lobe. Hopefully that makes sense to ya.

The only real difference is in Axle to Axle lenght. The Bengal is 32" the Cheetah 30.5".

What bow and cam do you have?

Depends on how versed yuou are in tuning. You may have to do a quick walk back tune with FP's and BH's but the adjustments should be minimal and something that could/should be able to get done in one session.