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at1010

at1010

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Well I finally got to meet Milo and have him help me with my bow. I leaned more in an hour than I've learned in 4 years. My bow is now tuned up, shooting great and he left me with some fantastic pointers on how to improve my shooting accuracy. I cannot speak enough about how great of a teacher Milo is and how much my confidence increased.

Thank you buddy. Much much appreciated.I
 
at1010 said:
Well I finally got to meet Milo and have him help me with my bow. I leaned more in an hour than I've learned in 4 years. My bow is now tuned up, shooting great and he left me with some fantastic pointers on how to improve my shooting accuracy. I cannot speak enough about how great of a teacher Milo is and how much my confidence increased.

Thank you buddy. Much much appreciated.I
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That's awesome Albert! He's a wealth of knowledge and a great teacher of archery! Glad you're all set and much better prepared than you were a few days ago!
 
He's the best. Hands down, he's had the biggest impact on my shooting of anyone or anything. Everyone should have the benefit of having him tune your bow and tweak your form.

Glad it worked out buddy. Milo is a national treasure!
 
You won't find a more knowledgeable person when it comes too setting up your bow.... Class act that Milo is....
Glad you met him....
 
Sunbury. Albert, glad to meet you and change things up for the better. That is one sweet shooting bow and on my radar now. You have some paths to walk down yet and some things to cross off your list in becoming a better shot. Spend the time on your form and it will pay big dividends
 
I will continue to work on form! I am excited to work on getting better and better!

Again cannot speak enough to this experience.

Plain awesome!
 
Glad to hear you got it squared away. Milo is the Jedi Master of bow tuning. You did the right thing by paying him a visit.

But you left something out man... What was wrong with your bow??? Details man... Details!
 
Sorry about not answering this last night... They had his rest setup wrong and wrong... His qad rest was WAY over rotating and his nock point was all jacked up. It was causing his fletching to slam off his rest. As soon as we set it up correct we had to move his site pins a bunch
 
Milo said:
Sorry about not answering this last night... They had his rest setup wrong and wrong... His qad rest was WAY over rotating and his nock point was all jacked up. It was causing his fletching to slam off his rest. As soon as we set it up correct we had to move his site pins a bunch
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Lol. Good grief. It's sad how often you see that kind of crap. I had a bow here a couple weeks ago with a Trophy Taker smackdown (forget the exact model) on it that was all jacked up too. The shop that set it up installed an activation cord that was about 3" too short, causing the rest to come up almost immediately at the start of the draw cycle and put a tremendous amount of tension on the buss cable at full draw. It wasn't even close to being right. Had another one in recently where the bow shop told my buddy his horrendous fletching contact couldn't be cured because he couldn't move the rest any farther... and that it was because the Hoyt bows don't get along with Limbdriver rests. What a dip shit. The cams were waaaayyyy out of sync so it just simply wasn't getting level nock travel. I tell ya... most bow shops these days are full of wing-wangs.
 
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jagermeister said:
Lol. Good grief. It's sad how often you see that kind of crap. I had a bow here a couple weeks ago with a Trophy Taker smackdown (forget the exact model) on it that was all jacked up too. The shop that set it up installed an activation cord that was about 3" too short, causing the rest to come up almost immediately at the start of the draw cycle and put a tremendous amount of tension on the buss cable at full draw. It wasn't even close to being right. Had another one in recently where the bow shop told my buddy his horrendous fletching contact couldn't be cured because he couldn't move the rest any farther... and that it was because the Hoyt bows don't get along with Limbdriver rests. What a dip shit. The cams were waaaayyyy out of sync so it just simply wasn't getting level nock travel. I tell ya... most bow shops these days are full of wing-wangs.
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it is why I do what I do. The industry is a mess and I cannot believe how bad things can come from some places. Hopefully through some education on the consumer side this crap can go away. It wil take some time though
 
It is a shame. After a few hours with Milo I don't think I'll ever trust a bow show again. I can't even tell you how much bullshit I have heard over the years! Honestly almost makes me mad at myself for my own ignorance but happy I am learning more now. Better late than never!
 
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