Hey Guys, I shoot a 64" 47#@29,5" Falco Trophy Longbow. I shoot Splitfingers with wooden Arrows. First I shot with a glove but the Glove shows heavy scratching on the Fingertip of the Indexfinger, towards the Arrow. I changed to Tab Soma Saker II and trained to hook upwards. There was severel...

Could someone measure the diameter/calipers, and let me know if it is 200 thousands? I'm glueing in a riser for a kid and need to know so I can drill the riser for the pins.

Would it be the best overall anchor finger for the stringwalker? Given the fact that a middle finger anchor would limit yardage. What finger do you use?

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Just noticed I'm getting some wear on the outside of the shelf on a longbow and on the lower index finger of my tab... I think this means my arrows are spined a little weak and I'm either putting too much pressure on my index finger, or keeping my elbow a little above horizontal... ...but I...

Now..I may be completely wrong about this, but it seems to work, so I'd like you guys to give this the once over and be forth coming with your opinions...... I have several sets of arrows made to a uniform construction that shoot very very well in groups, but when you examin the weight of the...

Need some help/suggestions. When I shoot split finger I develop a callouse on my index finger right at the base of my nail. Its almost painful with a tab but I can use a glove that adds protection and that helps. I know it must be torque in there somehow but I have tried canting differnt ways...

Recently I have been drawing my arrow back until my bow hand index finger touches the back of the arrow point. This has really seemed to help me get to a consistant lenght. I no longer get that odd arrow dropping low at longer ranges. Does this seem reasonable or could it cause problems later...