Hear me out, T....cause I was waiting on you to respond!
One problem is that you can not keep the sight centered properly if you don't bend at the waist.
I disagree.....but hear me out
When you change your anchors,you will move the site alignment out of center.
THAT I agree with.
Another problem is that you change the distance from your eye with the peepwhen you drop your arm,which changes pin gap and changes the size of the halo.It also changes draw length.
Why I love your posts.
Interesting point I hadn't thought of. It would only change draw length, though....IF you torqued the bowstring, right?
BUT,imo,if it is possible,(which imo,it is not) to keep everything centered,then the arrow will hit where it is aimed.The answer is it is a trick question because it isn't possble.
I don't disagree.....BECAUSE we're adding in the human element. Shot from a hooter shooter though (which is only interested in ONE anchor point....and that one IS consistant)....the premise is valid, no???