IMHO ?

[Guss]

What is IMHO arrow flight, I herd someone in another post use it. Also is it normal not to get great arrow flight when ya start shooting a new bow (it has a different grip and I am still getting use to it). Some of my arrows fly great and then some times those same arrowes are all over the place. My draw is consistent, but some times I get a bad release, could that be the reason. I am working on my release every day so it is getting better.
Thanks guys, it is great to be able to ask these beginner questions, and not have to see the funny looks people give ya. Lets just say I get lots of looks. I shot a compound for years and never once even wondered about all this stuf, maybe thats why I was never vary good with it.

[longbowman]

In My Honest Opinion. This computer lingo seems silly to me too.

[Arthur P]

Thanks guys, it is great to be able to ask these beginner questions, and not have to see the funny looks people give ya.

You don't care what kinda faces people are making when they read your questions, just so long as you don't have to see 'em? [8D]

But yeah, most times there's definitely a break-in period where the new bow is getting you trained to grip it just the way it wants. Where you haven't found it's optimal brace height or optimal arrows for it, or the best nock height. It's very common for new bows to give you arrow flight issues, until you get everything sorted out.

Sometimes you find that one bow that just loves to be gripped just the way you like, is very flexible as to what arrow spine and brace height it likes, and it'll be the best, sweetest shooting bow in the world for you. There are so many great bows on the used market because they didn't turn out to be The One for the guys who ordered them. They weren't The One for them, but each one has the potential of being that special bow for someone out there.