Well....now you're putting words in my mouth. This is my last post. You can win.

I'm saying...as was someone else....that the "hunter" can be DEADLY prolific with his tools/weapon (as was/is the competent golfer).....and not give a FLIP about the things you've mentioned.

I'll get out of here and let others speak if they want to.....but I challenge you to do the following:

Put up a post and ask ....."Do you think about 2nd and 3rd axis sight adjustments when drawing down on a deer"?

That ought to be interesting.

What about a man that shoots a long bow......with no sights? How does he practice perfectly? Are these issues important to him?

I heard someone saying a while back that there was an archer in Vegas that shot some INCREDIBLE scores in a national shoot. When they paper tuned his bow....it was WAY off (not that I'm endorsing paper tuning as a 'proven' method, or anything). BUT.....he ran the table on 'em with that bow. He'd practiced with it.....and he was perfect with it. I wonder if his second and third axis adjustments were correct? What difference did it make?

I've already conceded that in a perfect world....everyone would have perfect form and utilize perfect equipment. Isn't it "possible", though....that a hunter could become a PROLIFIC predator utilizing equipment that may or may not be in perfect tune (or even be CAPABLE of it)?

Let's be real. You know it is....

I'm done.

Jeff