i saw this at the wi. deer expo and really liked the concept. does any1 shoot with one on their bow, if so...pros, cons? any thoughts would be appreciated
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A link would help us know what you are talking about.
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I've seen them... I think the concept basically lies in the fact that it's a shell of a grip that "free-floats" over the riser or something like that? Ostensibly, it allows you to grip the handle as hard as you want without imparting torque to the bow itself, I sould surmise.
Here's my take on it: It's a LOT easier and WAY more beneficial just to learn how to grip a bow properly in the first place.
I've seen them... I think the concept basically lies in the fact that it's a shell of a grip that "free-floats" over the riser or something like that? Ostensibly, it allows you to grip the handle as hard as you want without imparting torque to the bow itself, I sould surmise.
Here's my take on it: It's a LOT easier and WAY more beneficial just to learn how to grip a bow properly in the first place.
I agree...
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