Do you mean removing the side plates or reducing them in thickness?I modify all the handles when I get another bow.Usually, this involves removing side plates and sharpening up the corners so that pressure on one side or the other gives feedback that I can work on.I usually find the that with my hand position as I want it, there is heavier contact under the shelf on the fingers side. I usually build up under the thumb side, to get a nice even feel.
If it is anything like my INNO there must be silicon underneath the grip to glue it to the riser. I took mine off using a screw driver between the grip's lowest part (looking at the riser vertically) and the riser itself, protecting the finish with a cloth. I hope this helps.So you got them to make a grip for the CXT as it's not listed as one of the stock grips. I was considering it but at the moment the price is quite high. How'd you manage to get the grip off the CXT as I tried once and it was almost impossible to remove and I didn't want to force it.
Why they need to silicon it I don't know. Hoyt just insert a shim in between to make a tight fit.If it is anything like my INNO there must be silicon underneath the grip to glue it to the riser. I took mine off using a screw driver between the grip's lowest part (looking at the riser vertically) and the riser itself, protecting the finish with a cloth. I hope this helps.
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