Hi Rusty, I basically want to shoot arrows, so I tend to do the minimum of tuning to get decent results. A great British archer said there wasn't much in the way of tiller problems that couldn't be sorted by nocking point height. I shoot target at present so indoors for me is either 20yards or 18m. Outdoors is 100yds/90m, 80yds/70m, 60yds/50m, 30m. So outdoors the bow is going to be out of tune some of the time. When I went barebow a year ago, I think the tiller was about zero. The limbs bolts were screwed all the way in and taken out by 2 turns. This was to get point on at the longest distance, with my lighter 800 spine arrows. I would aim 9 oclock on the edge of the target, due to the pressure button being set for my 620 spined arrows. The NP up to then was fairly conventional. 90m and 70m are shot split fingered, with the bow being set for 70m, with the heavier arrows. This meant that for 2 distances the bow was reasonably in tune, with 50m being 3 under one stitch down, and 30m being 7 stitches down. Good arrow flight till I got to 30m. Went indoors and at 20yds and a 13 stitch crawl (2.25in) the bow was pretty noisy with bad arrow flight, shooting with my outdoor string. That was when I decided to tune the NP to the string walk. I did not want to have the hassle of messing with the limb bolts as I was happy with the way the bow was shooting outdoors. So at 9m I shot fletched and an unfletched with the 13 stitch crawl, and moved the NP up till they landed together. The pressure button was the one I was using outdoors. The arrow was just outside centre shot. Then button spring pressure was used to bring the arrows onto the gold. That is the picture of the NP. The bow is quiet and forgiving.
So now we are back outside again, I will be setting up an extra string, NP set to a 3 stitch crawl, for the 2 shorter distances, to see if that improves accuracy. From 70m to 30m it's point on gold, at 90m I aim off a bit as my arrows are a weaker spine.
To my way of thinking, instead of moving limb bolts to correct tiller, just to keep the same NP, I change the NP so that the NP travels in the right direction to drive the arrow. I have no problems with arrow contact, good arrow flight, bow fairly quiet, and if the tips wobble a bit, the arrow has already gone. For a dozen arrows on an 80cm face at 50m, I am shooting 90 plus with one dozen getting 100. At 70m on a 122cm face, I am around the 90 mark. These target faces are standard for a Gents FITA round. If I have missed anything, just ask. Hope this helps, and thanks for reading.
Doug