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Old 11-04-2007, 07:18 PM   #1
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Alright guys I have been playing with this bow for about 3months now, and the more I play and tinker the more I like it. The last bit of tinkering I did, seemed to have found a sweet spot. I had originally ordered a 28.5" bow. And after weeks of playing, and pulling my hair out I decided to try to tinker with my draw, I had a very reputable target shooter help me a little bit because I couldn't get my bow to tear a good hole, other people could but I couldn't. We worked on my grip for a while with no improvment in the tear, but an improvement in the grip. He got another idea, he stood behind me and after a few shots, he said that I shoudl try to lengthen my draw. I immediately asked why, he pointed out that with the DL being at 28.5", the cams weren't really tracking right, because of the way I was pushing out with my bow arm. Lengthened it out, I'm definately more comfortable. Now I'm getting PERFECT holes. The draw now measures, 28 7/8ths. No matter what the draw is, I always have the string, at the same place on my face. Don't know why but it's comfortable. At this DL, my arm has a decent bend, and my shoulder is "locked" in. Anyway, here it is. Tell me, other than draw, what should I do.

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Dude that looks perfect. Thats the first time i have ever said that for a "how's my form" thread. Keep it up and good shooting.
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Old 11-04-2007, 08:20 PM   #3
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Pretty good, maybe just try shooting with the correct hand for once!! I kid, I kid
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it maybe the camera angle but the only thing i could find is to be kinda nitpicking, but you could drop your elbow just a bit. Realy Looks great man. love the thread.
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Old 11-04-2007, 09:50 PM   #5
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uhh i'd recommend not shooting into the wall of your house..
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Old 11-04-2007, 11:58 PM   #6
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uhh i'd recommend not shooting into the wall of your house..
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I agree with Mo....drop the elbow a tad.....and get the finger off the trigger...you shoot that wall and yer mom will get REAL MAD !!!!!!! Other than that..looks near perfect !!! Good luck in the woods.
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Old 11-05-2007, 05:09 AM   #8
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My finger wasn't on the trigger guys. I've shortened that release up quiet a bit, and the trigger is pretty far forwards.
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Old 11-05-2007, 01:54 PM   #9
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Oh, GMMAT, Rob, and gang, hopefully this will be the setup going up against you guys in a few weeks
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You're left handed and you have a Darton shirt on ......fix those and take another pic [8D]
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