San Clemente Precision Archery is built on the same principles that govern orthopedic surgery: alignment, force balance, and repeatability.

I’m an active-duty Navy orthopedic surgery physician assistant. In the operating room, outcomes depend on controlled, deliberate adjustments. Variables are isolated, changes are measured, and results are verified before moving forward.

That same clinical methodology is applied to bow tuning and custom arrow building.

This is not retail archery. It is an appointment-only precision archery lab. Each bow is treated as a complete system, adjusted one variable at a time, with no unnecessary changes or rushed work.

Every adjustment has a reason—just like in surgery or when resetting fractured bones.

I bowhunt elk, deer, turkeys, and coyotes, and specialize in high-FOC hunting arrows and broadhead reliability. This service exists to close a local capability gap near Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, where comparable services require a long drive and often limit one-on-one evaluation.