Mathews Z7 owners

[Droptine81]

I'm tempted to just resite to my broadheads and roll with it until spring. Really hate messing with this right now.

[Bowhunter1994]

I'm tempted to just resite to my broadheads and roll with it until spring. Really hate messing with this right now.

Same here buddy

[txdukklr]

you said it was fine at 64 lbs

can you back off poundage and see if that tightens up the group?

[mr.quick]

Maybe a messed up limb like stated above

PM ME lets see what we can do to help you out.

[Bowhunter1994]

you said it was fine at 64 lbs

can you back off poundage and see if that tightens up the group?

I can do that too

[ace340cs]

I have a Z7 @ 28 inches drawing 57 pds. with ACC 300 with hundred grain tip... shoots them great...

[JerryR]

Sounds like a possibility of a few things.
1. rest contact
2. weak limb
3. idler lean could be out of spec
4. riser tourqe

hope you get it figured out

[Brack]

It is not a weak spine.
1. Make sure your bow is within specs
2. Make sure you have no fletching contact
3. Make sure your broadheads spin well on your arrow.

If you can't get it there, go to a pro shop. I'm not sure what broadhead you are using, but some fly better than others. Might try one that claims field point accuracy, such as Slick Trick, Shuttle T, etc.

Good luck

[Mustangpool]

Let's us know what you find

[Bowhunter1994]

Update: I now have muzzy's , slick tricks , qad exodus, ramcats all flying like darts!
I don't know what I did, I did play with center shot but not sure exactly what it was...

[Tbone3636]

Z7, 29" draw, limbs maxed out at 70 lb... Been shooting the same 5575 gold tips since 09', on my second string, field tips shoot same as muzzy and rage... Hit a muley at 62 yards with it this year

[muddyfuzzy]

check for idler lean @ full draw, yolk tune accordingly.

how do you know the bow is hitting 68#'s peak weight?

[SL1]

I took the grip off mine and now shoot from the riser. It fixed a bunch of problems for me. Especially with broad heads.

[Bowhunter1994]

check for idler lean @ full draw, yolk tune accordingly.



how do you know the bow is hitting 68#'s peak weight?

It isn't ... I have it at 68. It maxes out at 73