Quik - Shot

[WALLDADY]

I have a ? about settin up a Whisker Biscket .

I had the original , drop tine , whisker biscket . I changed the bisket to a Quik-Shot biscket . It appears to be slightly larger in dia. ,

When you look past the string , centered on the riser and cable guard , Should the center hole , of the Quik-Shot , be right in line .? It appears to me to be slightly left .

How do you line that up .? or does it matter ? Adjust with my sight pins? Please Help


Good Luck and Safe Trips ........ Walldady

[deerslayer#1]

If I'm uderstanding you right, you need to adjust your center shot, as you would anytime you change rest. You can do this several ways. Center shot gauge, laser, french tuning etc.

[TnRidge]

If you just changed the disk and didn't change the rest ,the centershot should be the same . Even with the larger diameter hole , the arrow will still center in the bottom of the disk .I went from a larger to a smaller disk for carbons ,and didn't notice any changes with windage .
Try it and see how close it shoots . A larger diameter is actually better for arrow flight according to the folks at Carolina archery products ,the makers of the W.B.

[WALLDADY]

Thanks guys for your replies . I changed from a regular disk to a quik-shot disk .I think the QSdisk is a lger overall dia. Moveing the center shot . The hole is still center but where it mounts is for the smaller disk . I actually bought 1 for alum. arrows , for the lger hole . The carbons w/buff tuff are a little thicker . Im. eyeballin it sayin .... hmmm. shouldnt all that stuff be in line ??? Thanks Again



Good Luck and Safe trips ,,........ Walldady

[deerslayer#1]

if the hole is larger, then check the nock level also, it is probable a little high. Remember haveing the bow square for starters is just a starting point. Now you have to tune your arrow flight wich could cause you to move things a little. So it might not be perfectly square when your finished.

[TnRidge]

Papertune with the new disk . That will tell what direction you need to adjust for windage and elevation . You can eyeball your centershot by looking down at your arrow from the top , and lining it up with the length of the stabilizer .It should be close to the center of the stabilizer .

[Joe Archer]

Papertune with the new disk . That will tell what direction you need to adjust for windage and elevation . You can eyeball your centershot by looking down at your arrow from the top , and lining it up with the length of the stabilizer .It should be close to the center of the stabilizer .


I agree, shoot it through paper. <----<<<

[WALLDADY]

Thanks Guys .
When I put the QSdisk in there , it lowered the rest a little . I have a string level and arrow level , and had to lower the knok a touch . That I got . My ? is left/right . It seems that the openning in the QS is now left of the string . Wont that cause a fish tale in the arrow , if its not all in-line ????
I saw a guy set up a bow once .
Thanks Again .

Good Luck and Safe Trips ............................ walldady

[TnRidge]

Papertune with the new disk . That will tell what direction you need to adjust for windage and elevation . You can eyeball your centershot by looking down at your arrow from the top , and lining it up with the length of the stabilizer .It should be close to the center of the stabilizer .
Try this to set your centershot .Hope it helps .:)