Gen-Na Timing Tool

Description

  Why is timing critical? Correctly timing the lower cam on a single-cam bow is critical to ensure proper, straight-line nock travel, resulting in consistent, accurate arrow flight and optimal bow performance. Improper timing causes inconsistent nock travel—whipping the arrow up or down—which severely impacts accuracy. Key reasons for proper single-cam timing include: Optimal Arrow Flight: When the cam is correctly timed, the string releases the arrow smoothly, ensuring it stays in the center path. Consistency: Proper timing ensures the bow draws the same way every time, creating a consistent valley and wall, which improves accuracy and shot-to-shot consistency. Performance and Accuracy: A properly tuned single-cam system, where the cam rotates to its designed starting point, prevents excessive vertical whipping of the arrow, leading to better accuracy. Manufacturer Specifications: Single-cam bows have specific, designed starting points for the cam. If the cam is not properly timed (over-rotated or under-rotated), accuracy suffers. How the Gen-Na Timing Tool Works. The Gen-Na Timing Tool is designed to fit into the “timing holes” on the lower cam, and line up with string in one easy step, Instantly showing if the timing is on or not. It also automatically shows you if the cam timing is over or under rotated, and how how much it’s off by … Making it easy to add or remove twists in the cable, to bring the timing into proper adjustment