draw back
#2
RE: draw back
Travis,
From everything I've heard, the key is to have a consistent anchor point, where you put your release, shot after shot after shot. I don't think it matters too much where, exactly it is, as long as you can sight through it. Others may disagree, of course.
From everything I've heard, the key is to have a consistent anchor point, where you put your release, shot after shot after shot. I don't think it matters too much where, exactly it is, as long as you can sight through it. Others may disagree, of course.
#5
RE: draw back
ORIGINAL: CtHunter8
where do you guys draw back to? I draw back to about 1/2 inch infront of the corner of my mouth, folks say this is too short, but Im pretty accurate.
-Travis-
where do you guys draw back to? I draw back to about 1/2 inch infront of the corner of my mouth, folks say this is too short, but Im pretty accurate.
-Travis-
Now if you really want to get into it then walk your butt over to www.archerytalk.com and do a search on draw length. Then look at a posts by a guy names Nuts&Bolts. He's got it down to a tee with pics and all.