[rusty craine]

I t helps to counter sink the spring into the plunger hole. I chuck the counter sink in a tap handle and counter sink the springy by hand

 

[rusty craine]

Here the springy bolt is screwed in to the bottom of the counter sink.

 

[rusty craine]

Spring installed, tight and tidy

The spring tip is covered with a heat shrink telfon tube

 

[rusty craine]

Oh dang it I never can get my phone lined up with the string in the center of the riser. The string should be in the center of the taped hole. The arrow is lined up perfect just about 1/2 the 700 to the left of the string.

Use your imagination. LOL

 

[rusty craine]

This group is 15 yards shot string walking you can see the arrow is tight down the line.

The Dryad's ACS RC 32# 19" mediums are string walking remarkable well at 3D distances. If I can get some practice in before IBO Trad, I might not lose all my quarters

 

[rusty craine]

Btw if your sight window has an off set or cut way past center the counter sink is not necessary. It was common practice with me in the older alloy riser not cut so far past center.

Here is an example. One of Sam's spectra Warf with off set. This is my favorite Warf. Just a perfect riser. As you can see I didn't have to use any of the off set washers on Gary's adjustable spring rest.

 

[rusty craine]

Gary's springy rest is the real deal. With the off set I can change to 10# heavier limbs in just a few minutes tuning. Neat

 

[Rasyad]

Nice work Rusty. That spring fits right in there. How did the tune change going from the shelf to the adjustable springy?

Rasyad

 

[rusty craine]

Nice work Rusty. That spring fits right in there. How did the tune change going from the shelf to the adjustable springy?

Rasyad

Shooting off the shelf does not give me the best results in a crawl. Proves not too forgiving. Springy rest and string walking are partners to me. There is a downward vector of the spring on release. The rebounding spring is part of the crawl. For some reason this makes the springy more forgiving. I have noticed a difference in the stiffness of various magnet flippers. Some flippers more forgiving than others.

 

[rusty craine]

I notice I did not mention that I use a 1/2" counter sink

 

[Salskov]

That heat shrink Teflon is the real deal +1 . . .where did you find the stuff in such a small diameter?

Regards,

Salskov

 

[rusty craine]

That heat shrink Teflon is the real deal +1 . . .where did you find the stuff in such a small diameter?

Regards,

Salskov

I found it on the shelf at ACE hardware.

 

[aroadik]

That heat shrink Teflon is the real deal +1 . . .where did you find the stuff in such a small diameter?

Regards,

Salskov

Here in Oz it is available from electricians supply outlets.

 

[rusty craine]

Not such a good group but 25 yards with 1/4" crawl

i'll be point on ~27 yards. Arrows are 28.5" 600 125 gr points

35 yards, sun was in my eyes (lol). Hold toward the top of the target.

 

[rusty craine]

I put a layer of Wilson racket grip tape of Raysad grip. Little more comfortable for continual shooting. I like the grip. Kina a minimalist grip

 

[bowproPat]

This is an update letter on 5/24/14 to several good archers that have ordered the Micro-Adjustment Springy Arrow Rest.

Our machinist is finishing up this production run but he is way behind. I understand that he only has one part to get completed and then we will be able to ship. It is the adjustable arm and is quite hard to make.

I think, I repeat, THINK he will have them finished next week. I will send your order out as soon as I get the completed order and all parts.

Please accept my apologies for the delay, but please rest assured you will receive you Micro-Adjustable Springy as quickly as possible.

Thanks for your order and understanding.

Carbon Copies send to all on order.

Pat

Pat Norris Archery
12419 Squirrel Creek Road
Grass Valley, CA 95945

 

[bowproPat]

This is an update letter on 5/24/14 to several good archers that have ordered the Micro-Adjustment Springy Arrow Rest.

Our machinist is finishing up this production run but he is way behind. I understand that he only has one part to get completed and then we will be able to ship. It is the adjustable arm and is quite hard to make.

I think, I repeat, THINK he will have them finished next week. I will send your order out as soon as I get the completed order and all parts.

Please accept my apologies for the delay, but please rest assured you will receive you Micro-Adjustable Springy as quickly as possible.

Thanks for your order and understanding.

Carbon Copies send to all on order.

Pat

Pat Norris Archery
12419 Squirrel Creek Road
Grass Valley, CA 95945