PSE Archery Compound Bow Set-up Procedures - Manual (Page 6)

20. Install the sling and stabilizer.
21. Recheck all screws and bolts to insure tightness.
After the bow is set up it must be tuned to be able to achieve maximum accuracy. The following
is a guide to tuning your bow:
PAPER TUNING
These paper tuning instructions will assist you in achieving good arrow flight. Even though paper tuning is not the
end-all method of gaining perfect arrow flight, it is a guideline and a good starting point for achieving that goal.
To begin paper tuning your bow you must set up a frame covered with paper. Newsprint or other large-sized paper
will work fine. Make sure your backstop is far enough behind the paper to allow the arrow to pass completely
through the paper. For your first test stand about 10 feet away from the paper. Make sure the arrow is level when
shooting. After you have made your test shot, compare the hole in the paper with the following samples:
Note: The following corrective steps apply to release aid shooters and are only the common causes for arrow flight problems.
Procedures differ for finger shooters.
High Tear: If the fletched end of the arrow tears the paper above where the tip penetrates. This may indicate
that:
• Vane clearance problem. Check to see if vanes are making contact with the arrow
rest.
• Nocking point too high. Place nocking point lower on the string.
• Wheel timing may be off. Check timing.
• Arrow rest launcher may be too stiff. Following the arrow rest instructions, reduce
spring tension.
• Tiller may be off. Check tiller and adjust as necessary.
• Inconsistent shooting form. Have your shooting form and technique checked by a
qualified archery coach.
• Drop-away rest coming up too early. Adjust the length of the length of the rope so that the rest will drop
sooner
Stabilizer
Sling