I had/have the same problem. It was horrible. I found Myself constantly trying to pull the bow up that 2-3 inches. As soon as I did I would try to release which wasn't helping any. Finally I had to get up close to the target, and close My eyes. Draw back and blindly aim at the target, and shoot over and over again. After that for awhile, I would go back to 20,30, and 40 yards and shoot again. If I would settle a couple inches low like I had been doing I would let the bow down. Don't force a shot it doesn't help any at all. Once You figure out that Your in control of when the bow goes off, and where You can aim it gets better, but it takes awhile to get over it. I really don't think it ever goes away, because Mine comes back every now and then. It sucks! Sometimes best thing is just to draw back try to aim at the bullseye, and if You can't keep letting the bow down, and draw again. I'll do that for a long time if I can't stay on the bullseye.