How many of you have truley mastered shooting your wrist caliper release using back tension? It is something i have really been working on but have certainly not perfected it. Would like to hear from shooters that shoot this way and if you have a few tips. thanks guys.
shane
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Bowtech Tribute-70#'s/ Elite GT500
Maxima HUnter 350's 400 Gr.
100 gr. Strikers/Rage
Lone Wolf Tree Stands
Scent Lok
Scent Shield
I'm working on it as well. I think its a lot more difficult to master back tension with a wrist caliper than the traditional "backtension" release. You always have that trigger that makes you want to punch, squeeze, pull, etc instead of using your back muscles. Thats my problem anyway.
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i agree ducsauce. i have days when i can do it shot after shot and other days that i feel like i am punching the trigger. its a fine line of loading the trigger with finger pressure and pulling through the shot and not actually punching the trigger. I have my spring tension set fairly heavy and i have my trigger set in my first knuckle groove. to me it is a matter of applying the right tension with the finger then pulling through the shot. still working on that perfect feel i guess. I agree Duc, it is harder to master than a standard BT release.
Shane
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Bowtech Tribute-70#'s/ Elite GT500
Maxima HUnter 350's 400 Gr.
100 gr. Strikers/Rage
Lone Wolf Tree Stands
Scent Lok
Scent Shield
Mastering back tension
