Mustang trouble

[oldfarmsblueman]

Just got my wac-ems in the mail and had
to try them.The jury is still out So far I'm
not jumping up and down.Got me to looking
at the Mathews and I noticed the upper string
is jumping the rubber dampener replaced it
3 weeks ago when it popped out.I just got off
the phone with my pro and he thinks he might
have to adjust the brace height.He said he would
have to look at it,but was going to call Mathews
any way and run it by them.
Its tough doing things over the phone.I do
gun bluing and some times I have to say to the
person "HOLD IT CLOSER TO THE PHONE I CAN'T
SEE IT" ;D ;D ;D.I usually get dead silence on the
other end when they are trying to figure out if
I'm NUTS

[BT]

oldfarmsblueman said:

Just got my wac-ems in the mail and had
to try them.The jury is still out So far I'm
not jumping up and down.

Well if those heads don't fly then you have some real issues
Trust me....I shot those heads @ 327fps and they were among the best flying heads I have ever seen.
Keep in mind that this was on a weak spined shaft which would pick up any fault within the head

I am not sure what you are saying about the bow though

[BT]

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If your string is blowing past the string suppressor then it's out of spec.The bow performs best when everything is in spec- Brace height, axle to axle ect need to be as close as possible to factory specified mesurments.For instance my bow is set 7 1/2 brace height AtA is 31 shelf side and 31 1/8 on the other side.Those as well as making sure the cam is in time (yes SOLOCAMS need timed although not as critical as on a duel cam bow)

I'm guessing you have the factory string and cable on the bow, and it likely creeped on you(they do this, although I hear other company's strings dont') throwing the bow out of spec.This happens with the Zebra strings, eventually they will stop creeping.
A few twists here and there on the string/cable yolks should have you back in action, although you'll likely have to resight the bow afterwards.
If your Pro can't get you up and going, holler, you can send it to me, I have a press and the patience needed to get it back in spec.
Also...this may explain why your broadheads are not flying too well.
Hope this helps some,let me know if I can be of more help,
Ster

[oldfarmsblueman]

Yes BT the mustang looks a little different ,
but that is where it jumps the string.They look
like two hooked fingers that the string pushes
agenst.When I called my pro I asked if they
could be switched.the top one is bigger he said
pull it out and it should have an (I) on it.IT did
so he thinks it is the brace that he said he could
fix.We had the string of last week when he installed
the new serving.I was going back to have him
turn the string because my peep now is not like
before in that I get the string through the middle
of the hole.It never did that before.
With the dampener out I can see the string is past
the center of the rectangular hole the dampener fits in.
The wac-ems had there moments but I for now I think
it is me or the string pushing through the rubber dampener.
We were rushing when we put the string on and we
never checked anything because I had someplace to go.
This Pro is always there for me -seems to always tell
me the truth and NEVER trys to sell me anything.And always
tells me when something is no good or over rated or I just
don't need it >:(I'll stick with this guy for ever.I have been
there when people come in and they say the "pros" from
Cabela's sent them ;D

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yeah if you had the string off, and your peep is rotated, it's out of spec.Sounds like your guy will fix you up.
Good luck,
Ster

[oldfarmsblueman]

Thanks Ster:
I'll let you know next week how I make
out. . Pete

[tedicast]

When Jen first starting shooting shooting my Mathews Outback with the 40 pound limbs, she was having the string off the suppressor after almost every shot. I could shoot the bow 100 times, and not have it happen.I had shot this bow for the past 3 years, thousands and thousands of shots and not had it happen. The bow was perfectly in spec. It is possible to torque the bow enough to make this happen. Just something to think about.

[oldfarmsblueman]

Tedicast: my Pro said that was one possibility
when I called him.For now I am thinking it
might have something to do with just have
had the string off. .I haven't had time to
get it back to him.I know that my peep sight
has rotated since we put the string back on.
I'm clueless ,and will let the Pro tell me
what he thinks is doing it.I try and hold the
bow as lightly as I can,but anything is possible

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Apr 19, 2008 19:43:47 GMT -5 tedicast said:

When Jen first starting shooting shooting my Mathews Outback with the 40 pound limbs, she was having the string off the suppressor after almost every shot. I could shoot the bow 100 times, and not have it happen.I had shot this bow for the past 3 years, thousands and thousands of shots and not had it happen. The bow was perfectly in spec. It is possible to torque the bow enough to make this happen. Just something to think about.

Hadn't considered that, makes sense that it could happen.Can't imagine tourqeing a bow that much .
Only reason I was thinking it was out of spec was because he hadn't had this problem until now,so I figured it was a change in the bow.
Ster