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JeffB and/or Rack Attack: Your arguements make sense but contradict what I have read in several published articles (Peterson's Bowhunting and elsewhere) where the authors state that low brace height accuracy/forgiveness problems are due to the increased time the arrow is on the string. For example, if you have the bad habit of dropping your bow hand, then that problem is magnified when you are shooting a low brace height bow because of the extra movement due to the extra time the arrow is on the string.

Personally, I like your explanations better. Opinions?



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