Compound Bow Services
Short answer: compound bows rely on precise cam timing and let-off, which means setup and tuning matter even more than on a traditional bow — small adjustments have a bigger effect on accuracy.
Compound bows use a system of cams and cables to reduce holding weight at full draw, which makes them easier to aim steadily but also more sensitive to setup issues. Cam timing, draw-length adjustment, and let-off all need to be dialed in specifically for your bow and body.
We service compound bows from all major manufacturers — setup, tuning, string and cable work, accessory installation, and repair — with the same paper-and-walk-back tuning process for every bow that leaves the shop.
What's Included
- Draw-length and draw-weight adjustment specific to compound systems
- Cam timing and synchronization
- Let-off and valley feel adjustments
- Full accessory installation (rest, sight, peep, D-loop)
- Paper tuning and walk-back tuning
Common Questions
What makes compound bow tuning different from traditional?+
Compound bows have cams that need to rotate in sync for level nock travel, plus adjustable draw length and let-off that traditional bows don't have. That gives more room for precision — and more that can drift out of tune over time.
Can you service any compound bow brand?+
Yes, we work on compound bows regardless of manufacturer, whether purchased from us or elsewhere.
How do I know if my cams are out of time?+
Common signs include inconsistent nock travel, a change in draw feel partway through the stroke, or arrows that suddenly fly differently than before. Bring it in and we can check timing on the bow press.
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