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[LIMB] LIMB & RISER CENTER ADJUSTMENT

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Limb setting is the process of adjusting the bow so that the string, limbs, and riser are precisely aligned.
If the limbs are twisted to the left or right, or if they are off the string’s centerline, the arrow may kick to one side and grouping can become inconsistent.
When properly set, the string sits on the centerline, directly influencing the arrow’s flight direction, speed, and straightness.

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