Ya all wanna see a BBO build?

[goobersan]

Is that your full draw pic, Roy?   

Thought this should be posted again 

[Roy from Pa]

Nuff outta you goober-boy:)

[Mad Max]

Roy

I can't remember, is you riser able to pivot? that spring clamp isn't much to hold it to the tiller tree.
When you shoot (or the way your tiller tree set up) is your whole palm pushing the bow or just the crotch of your thumb and index finger?
Doing the math and holding the bow with a arrow on the shelf (split finger), my middle finger is just under a 1/2" under the shelf (my pull hook is 1/2" under the shelf) and make the hook not drift left or right.

[Roy from Pa]

The bow doesn't pivot because the limb timing balance are timed right from the very first pull on the tree. If it wasn't balanced the bow would pivot on the cradle even when clamped down. I only need to pull the tree rope a couple inches and I can see which limb is stronger and I address that "right away" till the rope tracks the line. I can leave the clamp off and the bow doesn't pivot. I just clamp it incase I would bump the bow and knock it off the cradle.
Another thing you need to consider is when your bow is done and you are shooting, the nocking point on the string is usually 1/2" + or - a tad to get good arrow flight. I shoot 3 fingers under and my nocking point is usually 5/8th above the shelf on all my bows, even glass recurves. So I set the tree up taking the 5/8th higher nocking point on the string into consideration. And I place the nocking point at 5/8th high when the bow is all done.. When I shoot my BBO bows my palm is pretty much flat on the grip with a tad more pressure at the shelf. When I shoot my recurves and they have more of a pistol grip, I hold the bow with my thumb and fore finger and let my other finger's hang free and the pull weight of the bow is all in the web between my thumb and fore finger. I have a wrist strap on my recurve and I just let the bow pivot forward after I shoot.

[Buggs]

Hang free! Thats going to be my new mantra.
I've seen that style of grip before......
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[wood carver 2]

Hang free! Thats going to be my new mantra.
I've seen that style of grip before......
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I see that you are a man of culture and proper upbringing... 😉
Dave.

[Mad Max]

Thanks Roy

[Carpdaddy]

Good stuff Roy, thanks for sharing! 

[Roughcountry]

Thanks Roy. I've been watchin. Realy nice job.

[Roy from Pa]

Thanks Robin.