Hey guys,

Yesterday I did, my first robinhood with the Old Glory. I was shooting my 5 shot paper targets and my first half wasn't looking good. I shot a 136 (I was hitting high/left). At the half way mark I made some adjustments before finishing up the second half. Well, the second half went much better, shot a perfect 150 and robinhooded. It was sweet to get another robinhood (makes close to a dozen for me so far) but dang that gets expensive, $16.00 down the drain. Tommorrow I have my screen shoot and I am pumped. I got the bow set exactly where I want it so all the fuzzy little critters on that screen better be scared

wow, wish i could do that... shooting fingers though, 1 inch @ 20 yards, good enough for me.

And I ask again: After you shot your first arrow, did you intend to hit it with your second?

Actually yeah, I aim for the center of the bullseye everytime I shoot, its just that most times the arrows don't go in the exact same hole

Nice Robbin Hood my man.

a dozen so far and proud---Congrats on yet another robinhood

If my math is correct you have already flushed $192------Maybe you should get a target with 5 little bullseyes

P.S---I think this question has already been asked but why do you have one bow set at 30" and the other 29" draw---just curious

Thanks guys,

Yeah, it is expensive, I would much rather just rip off some vanes

extreme,
I got the Allegiance with the 30" draw andthe draw was just a hair long for me, probablly a half inch, so when I got my OG, I decided to get it in 29" that way I could put a loop on and get it set where I wanted it. I may have to make some adjustments on the loop though as I am placing an order for a new Loesch grip tommorrow.

Congrats! Now start shooting at paper with 5 different spots.........lol.