Originally Posted by
jbowersox
There is no way I am visibly going to see a .5" difference in your sight picture on an internet video. I would struggle to see it from 6 inches away. But my point is that there is no doubt your sight picture would change because your peep is .5" closer to your eye or your anchor points are .5" further back. Take it to an extreme. Would your sight picture change if you lengthened your draw length 2 inches? Of course. Would it change if you shortened it 2 inches? Of course. My point is that the proper draw length allows you to have the proper head alignment and sight picture and then you customize your anchor point from that point.
I think most will disagree with your definition of draw length. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on this issue. If it is working for you then so be it. Keep doing it.
What does it matter if the sight picture changes? Even if it did.We are all individuals and we all are affected differently by the changes we make. MOST target archers shoot different draw lengths dependant upon what kind of shooting they are doing.AND what kind of equipment they are using.
This is not MY definition,it is the AMO standard.The industry standard,I have nothing to do with it.