<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote<font size=1 face='Verdana, Arial, Helvetica' id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>I don't agree. Errors in form tend to be repeated time and time again especially under pressure of a tough shot on a 3D course or on the buck of a lifetime......people are habitual, like a guy that slices on the golf course every time he tries to hit the ball a mile.
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Well you can't tune a golf club to the golfer. Everyone has some form errors but if they are reproducable like the ones that you are referring to then you can tune around the errors. For example if the way you grip the bow produces torque then you paper tune by hand not from a hooter shooter etc... because the hooter shooter doesn't take into to account how you grip the bow. So to make a long story short if a form error was a &quot;reproducable&quot; error then you would see similar characteristics to your flyers however if they were random form errors then you would have random flyers.

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