I have a new cama and new limbs on my drenalin bow shooting 64 lbs and 28.5 inch draw with Beman 400's which is what the chart calls for. I have been shooting the muzzy 125 grain broadhead but cannot get the bow to paper tune it is ripping left and i know the chart says to move rest and all that good stuff. I just want someone to give me a measurement off of their bow on centershot and what arrows you are shootiing. Thanks so much i am tired of tinkering with it.

I could not get my DXT to paper tune. Same problem, move the rest all the way over and still not perfect. I took it down to Shaw and he informed me it is a common problem on the Drennlin (DXT). They can't be paper tuned perfect. Maybe Shaw will chime in and give you more details.

I had the same problem with my hoyt it was tearing left on the paper, i was shooting beman ics 500, i didnt move anything just grabbed one of my buddies carbon express maxima and shot it the paper was perfect. I believe i just needed a stiffer arrow.

A left tear indicates your arrow's weak. You may have to drop to 100gr. head or cut your arrows off. I never could get my Drenalin to shoot a bullet hole. It always had a left tear. The centerline on the bow matches up with the centerline on the grip.

Paper tuning is over-rated. Do a search on walk-back tuning to set your centershot. CD.

I shoot the Drenalin and while I have not tried to paper tune, i shoot a heavy arrow with a 100 gr muzzy. Works good for me.

What are you shooting comps?? Come on man this is deer hunting, plus i was told that you don't have to paper tune a single cam bow, thats for double cams only. Call Bennetts in Tidus and Archery in Prattville and they will tell you the same. " Another yr, but same crap"

My first shot with my DXT was a bullet hole, 28" 70lb Axis 340. Then I sighted it in and shot my broadheads, perfect no adjustment needed. Guess I got lucky.

Mine shot a bullet hole as well @ 70#, 27" draw, 5575 GT Expeditions with 100gr.

I never could get my Drenalin to paper tune either.

I used Shaw's broadhead tuning method to get it close. (Drop down box under BOWS!BOWS!BOWS!)

My shooting form must not have worked with the slim limbs. Cause I dont have that issue with my Outback or Bowtech General. I paper tune to get it close then finish up with broadhead tuning.

As far as not having to tune a single cam bow......never heard that one before, but Shaws is the expert here and he shoots for Mathews so he would know the answer to that one. And the fact that the owners manual that comes with your mathews bow tell you how to paper tune it.

Paper tuning is overrated. After I get my bows shooting and grouping like I want them, I normally have a slight high left tear through paper.