How to Install the In-Time Cam Timing System | With Dan McCarthy

[@markkahler1130]

Brilliant!! I have dealt with Cam timing repeatedly on my Matthews V327 inch bow. This is an awesome idea that I absolutely will use. Thanks for the video.

[@jasonnester9514]

I don’t get it at all how does putting a price of metal in a cable shorten or lengthen a cable

[@JJ79_]

@@jasonnester9514 Did you watch the video? They said everything you need to know. String is not going straight anymore, so it is shorter, very simple.

[@jasonnester9514]

@@JJ79_ I’d have to see it done in person they didn’t explain it good at all I’m the video

[@stickboy6772]

Great idea, thanks for the explanation. Have been anticipating this since your video that introduced these.

[@floydallen9885]

That is a great find for Dan. Excellent work.

[@kennylainhart7148]

Pretty cool stuff!!!! I'll be ordering some !!!

[@kennylainhart7148]

I really like these,they work very well, thanks for a great product!!!

[@calircpilot4261]

Hats off to Dan’s easy explanation of this device which makes perfect sense if what you want is to perfectly super-tune your two cam system compound bow. I wonder what the design engineers at Matthew’s have to say about it and why didn’t they thought of such a simplistic approach to ensure bows come super tuned out of the box?

[@allenr6687]

Because they want pro shops to get there money.. after probably 100-300 shots string stretch or settle and it’s a quick buck to make on someone who doesn’t have press. We are living in a time where dual cams are the in thing which they were always the best system but string material advancement brought them back from the single cam era.

[@pjreilly3997]

The bow has nothing to do with it if you listen to Dans explanation. It’s the cables. Every compound bow made can use this system. They all have this same issue

[@79brumley]

Anyone who knows anything about bow tuning realizes a bow cannot come out of the box supertuned. It has to be tuned to each individual archer, Also new strings stretch.

[@pensnut08]

Ooooooo, I'm getting these!!

[@outdooraddictionwv5299]

G5 had this 10 or more years ago. They were blue hard barbell shaped

[@jasonevoy8348]

Dan is the Elon Musk of the archery world....His brain just works different than most. This is great!!

[@hackelite01]

Dan or PJ. Can you install up top and use it to rotate the peep?

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

These are designed for your cables rather than your bowstring, which is where you would install something to affect peep rotation. Can you use this for peep Rotation? You can technically use anything for that but that’s not what these are designed for. They don’t slide as easily as other devices.

[@jasonnester9514]

So with this logic installing a peep then shortens the main string ?

[@JJ79_]

Its not logic its physique. For sure it shortens.

[@jasonnester9514]

@@JJ79_ ahhhh

[@markkahler1130]

How do we find this product at Lancaster archery??? Cannot find it on the web site.

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

Click the link in the description of this video.

[@markkahler1130]

@@LancasterArcherySupply made the order... thank you!

[@KevinCasey64]

Will it change the cam timing if you slide them up or down the cable?

[@allenr6687]

Yes it will. I have been using g5 speed nocks for this and peep rotation. Bowmar make one designed for peep rotation but it will work same way. G5’s speed nocks are aluminum so tying it in is the best way. These and bowmars are probably silicone based so strings and cables “hug” them better I imagine. I have press and time but things like these are worth weight in gold because even on draw board your hand for the shooter holds different so draw broad might have most pressure on top of grip where the shooter might have more pressure on bottom of grip. They really should of pointed that out.

[@pjreilly3997]

No it will not change the timing if you slide them up or down!

[@pjreilly3997]

@@allenr6687 These are not silicone based. They are aluminum.

[@jhuntley575]

No it won't chance the timing moving them up and down. The bowmar peep tuner on a string nit a cable is completely different

[@79brumley]

It wont change the timing.

[@Njjb122]

Been doing this with dloop material for years lol

[@brooksmaxey9745]

That was my thought watching couldn't you just mushroom both ends of a d loop material

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

You can…..but D loop is malleable and will flatten over time which changes its effect on timing. These are aluminum and their effect on the string is constant.

[@brooksmaxey9745]

But the new flagships come out once a year 😆 🤣 jk

[@Njjb122]

Yea thats true it does flatten . I change my strings every year so it will normally hold up, but this is a really good idea and something that was needed on the market..honestly i have only needed it on 2 bows pure coincidence they were both mathews but one was because I was using a cable driven rest and the rest cord was going through the down cable so I needed to put loop material in the other cable to get timing perfect

[@jasonnester9514]

I don’t get it how does putting a piece of metal in your cable move the cam

[@LancasterArcherySupply]

Because it separates the cables, which is the same effect as twisting them but in a smaller increment. And when you shorten the cable it pulls the cam forward

[@jasonnester9514]

@@LancasterArcherySupply ahhhhh I get it now dang that’s genius

[@allywilkeforsenate]

The simplest is to turn your limb bolts.

[@JJ79_]

lol, are you trolling?

[@jasonnester9514]

This doesn’t make any sense he didn’t explain this very well