Elite bow tuning: when broadheads drift left of field points at 60 yards, a quarter-turn adjustment to the SET system realigns them. Lock it in, then adjust your sight to center. The bow is now fully tuned for broadheads.
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when I can stand at 60 yards and I shoot a field point. Yeah, hits the dot. And then I shoot a fixed blade, and that fixed blade, for some reason, if it just kind of, you know, flies to the left a little bit, I need to make a change. Most archers, what they'll do in that scenario is they're going to go straight to their arrow rest. Well, they're going to take their bow out of tune. Or their sight. Or they'll just sight into it. Yeah. And guess what? Your bow is still out of tune. Yeah. But because I shoot an Elite, yeah, for me it's super easy. 60 yards, fill points in the center, broadheads to the left. Yeah. Simplified exact tuning, baby. I put a quarter turn for a right tear. Now, whether that's coming from rotational torque from grip pressure, whether it's coming from something in my anchor, it's happening. Yeah. And I need to fix it. So a little turn in the set system, top and bottom, I lock it back down. 99.9% of the time, my fill points and broadheads are now touching. Yeah. On the left side of the dot. But they're together. Yeah. I know my bow's tuned. I know broadheads and field points are now hitting the same spot. Now, a couple clicks in my sight, I bring everything back to center and I'm ready to rock and roll. Yeah.
