Services
Every Service, In Detail
From first-time setup to pre-season tune-ups, here's a closer look at everything we do. For the full quick-reference list, see our services overview.
Bow Setup & Assembly
Short answer: a proper bow setup means your draw length, draw weight, rest, sight, and peep sight are all matched to you specifically — not just bolted on out of the box. It's the foundation everything else builds on.
Learn More →Bow Tuning
Short answer: bow tuning is the process of fine-tuning your rest, nocking point, and cam timing so your arrows fly true — and most bows benefit from a check at least once a year.
Learn More →Bow String & Cable Replacement
Short answer: strings and cables wear out even when a bow looks fine — plan on replacing them every 1 to 2 years if you shoot regularly, sooner if you see fraying or fuzzing.
Learn More →Sight & Rest Installation
Short answer: a rest or sight is only as good as its installation — a few millimeters of misalignment at the riser can throw arrows off by inches downrange.
Learn More →Peep Sight & D-Loop Installation
Short answer: your peep sight and D-loop need to be positioned for your specific anchor point and draw — installed wrong, they force you to fight your own form on every shot.
Learn More →Arrow Setup, Cutting & Fletching
Short answer: your arrows need to be matched to your draw length, draw weight, and point weight — the wrong spine or length undoes even a perfectly tuned bow.
Learn More →Bow Repair & Inspection
Short answer: if your bow was dry-fired, dropped, or is just behaving strangely, get it inspected before shooting it again — some damage isn't visible until it fails.
Learn More →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.
Learn More →Traditional & Recurve Bow Services
Short answer: traditional and recurve bows don't have cams or let-off, but they still need to be matched to your draw length, arrow spine, and shooting style to perform well.
Learn More →Hunting Season Bow Tune-Up
Short answer: bring your bow in 4 to 6 weeks before hunting season for a full tune-up — enough time to catch and fix any issues before opening day, without the rush of everyone else waiting until the last minute.
Learn More →Not sure what your bow needs?
Give us a call and we'll help identify the right service for your setup.
Call (360) 790-8192