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COMPOUND BOW OWNER'S MANUAL - Bear Archery

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INITIAL<br />

<strong>BOW</strong><br />

SETUP<br />

Before you can safely and<br />

effectively shoot your bow, a<br />

number of specific initial bow<br />

setup steps must be taken. These<br />

steps can be performed on your<br />

own, if your level of expertise is<br />

adequate. Or, your local archery<br />

dealer can help you.<br />

These are initial setup steps<br />

only. Later, fine tuning (see Basic<br />

Tuning) may be required.<br />

Arrow Rest Selection<br />

Arrow rest selection is best<br />

determined by shooting style.<br />

If you shoot with a mechanical<br />

release, you will be best served<br />

with a “Shoot-Through” type<br />

arrow rest. If you elect to shoot in<br />

the traditional manner with your<br />

fingers, a “Shoot-Around” type<br />

rest will work best for you.<br />

Arrow Rest Installation & Setup<br />

Arrow rests should be<br />

installed according to manufacturer<br />

specifications. Then,<br />

the rest should be adjusted for<br />

proper, initial “Centershot” position.<br />

This initial rest position<br />

setup is quite different, depending<br />

on whether you have elected<br />

to shoot with fingers or with a<br />

mechanical release. See the following<br />

drawings to determine<br />

which is initially correct for you.<br />

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