Bow Tuning | The Torque Test

[@andrewsanders5774]

FINALLY!!!!!! someone explains how to verify the tune on me! I'm a new archer and i had FP and mechanicals all hitting dead nuts perfect. I papertuned my bow, nock and spun tuned all my arrows and was feeling really confident going into hunting season. When I decided to add fixed blades to my arsenal (i plan on using both fixed and mechanicals) my FB were hitting 4inches right if everything at 20yrds. I have played with every broadhead running method but no matter that i did, still 4inches off. I'm running outside now to check this and hope I'm the issue. Thank you!!!

[@RogueWoodsman]

I've been driving myself crazy for weeks. This was exactly what i needed to hear. Thanks man!

[@jessehensel3638]

I switched to Matthews and struggled with bow torque for months till one day I did just what you said in this video. I just looked up and lined the string straight off the cam. Trained my hand and now I can constantly shoot that bow without torque. There's not enough people talking about this online.

[@juliusjames5577]

My name is Julius, and I’m a bow grip torquer. I will try this advice first chance I get. Thanks brother!

[@DialedinHunter]

Thanks for the shout buddy!

[@LatetotheGameOutdoors]

Any time!

[@jesseherbert2585]

I just discovered this last week on my own! Cool, but also in low light my shot IQ sight helps me not torque when too dark to see cams easily...

[@douglasgreaves1137]

Wow..! What a difference that makes..! Cheers for the heads up and will definitely be practicing my grip and anchors more..!

[@PatEding]

Thanks for this advice! Much needed

[@youngin881]

Thanks for posting. I’m gonna sneak a peak at my string angle at full draw as suggested.

[@LatetotheGameOutdoors]

Good luck out there!

[@coreytaggart128]

Found your channel from "Beginner Bow VS. High End Bow" and then wanted to find a more recent video before saying something on this. I notice that you draw with the bow pointed slightly up then come down to the target. This is something I see tons of people do, in fact my father used to do this and he was the one that taught me to shoot. Both him and I admit we are more accurate by coming down to our target from above, however we both now pull either straight back or pointed down. This came from a misfire that he had shooting in our backyard and not having the luxury of an open field behind our target there was a wood fence so we felt fine shooting there and were lined up with back yards not houses, maybe not our best decision but still true. One day my dad is drawing and bumped his release near full draw and still pointed up off goes the arrow past the target and way above the fence. Thankfully this is the story about how my dad lost an arrow and changed draw angle. Looking back I can see many errors made on his part; location of our shooting, hand placement for release during draw two name two big ones. However it is something that has influenced me ever since, and something that I am a always aware of anymore. Where will my arrow go if I release "right now"? Over all I was just curious if you had any feelings on angle when drawing as you shoot outdoors from the looks of your videos.

[@johndenver5029]

I find a democrat or liberal to draw towards to be on the safe side

[@douglasgreaves1137]

Good tip bro..! Will definitely be trying this..!

[@johnt9490]

If you shoot a mathews for example with top hats, will that not induce a string angle? Then if you look up and correct with torque in your grip, would that not remove your tune?

[@jasonbellows7]

Thanks man

[@mikehoont9025]

Just grip the bow a little harder and it won't move