| From: Fritz
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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Setting up a Pearson Spoiler that I picked up at a garage sale yesterday. First question is what is a good starting point for brace height second question what are you using for a rest since it has a really narrow shelf on it. Thanks
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| From: Draven
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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Elevated rest for that one. I am a sucker for home made toothbrush elevated rest.
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| From: Draven
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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For brace height is a trial, my Hunter likes 7.5”
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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Just find the brace, it can vary by an inch or more from shooter to shooter. Look where the strings contacts the limbs when strung...that's a simple key. You want to use the recurve ends but you don't want slapping. Elevated rests are cheap, and I would likely use a Hoyt stick on for $2.50....they are good enough for Olympians. I also make my own style. You just want minimal contact.
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| From: Fritz
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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Thanks for the info everyone
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| From: Bud B.
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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I have one as well. Yes on elevated rest and a high brace.
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| From: Jeffhalfrack
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| Date: 23-Sep-17 |
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X2 what George said jeffw
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| From: aromakr
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| Date: 24-Sep-17 |
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I agree with the elevated rest, with the radiused area joining the shelf and strike plate, you will never get consistent arrow flight shooting off the shelf, without removing the radius.
Bob
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