bronko22000

I got her shooting great out to 40 yards (down to 2" groups on average). I do get an occasional "flyer" usually from snapping the release trigger which I've been known to do. But if I just squeeze and concentrate on the target and follow through it puts them right there every time.
I've been busy with yard work and odds and ends around the house since I came back from FL last week but I plan on getting the 50 & 60 yard pins sighted in this week.

super_hunt54

I have the triggers on my releases set extremely light. A gnat could dang near set them off. That takes the slap triggering out of the question. Kind of works like a surprise release that way. It's one of the reasons I really like the Scott releases. They have so much adjustability in the trigger.