Sportsfann

I am a right handed shot. The bow is tuned very well, not sure if any other ajustments can be made.

My grouping is very tight, but I seem to always pull to the left. I am keeping a loose grip, squeezing the release, following the shot. Using a peep sight, with one pin.

Acn not figure it out. HELP PLEASE!!!!!

gplant

Im sure you are shooting with a slight bend in your left arm. If no try it.I shoot a x-force too and if I push it alittle to much I get a wrist slap. It sounds like torque to me.

mauser06

if your bow is good and tuned and your shooting in good form the only adjustments left are the sights....adjust them in the direction you are missing...in your case move them left...

Sportsfann

I am keeping a bend, think I am torquen the bow on release?

bkalbach

could be. are you catching the bow when you release, or letting a wrist sling catch it?

also, i see you're shooting a 360 rest. try holding your follow through longer, as your arrow is contained in the rest longer than a fall away or prong style rest.

Sportsfann

Just keep my pointer finger loose around the grip, thanks I been thinking and I will try that. This is one reason why I want to try the sizzor rest, hope this will help also.

I live in a condo and some people just showed up at the pool out back. Need to wait until they leave so I can shoot more.

gplant

Thats what it sounds like to me.Open your hand as long as you have a strap. You may be using to much palm so bringyour grip upand give that a try.

Sportsfann

Thanks, I will soon as these darn people leave the pool area....[:@]

TFOX

Welcome to the world of unforgiving bows.That's not to say it can't be shot accurately but EVERYTHING must be perfect.


One problem that can occur when a bows centershot isn't perfect is throwing arrows out left or right.Take a look at my thread and check to see if you have it set correctly.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2020182


FORM is also very critical when shooting,especially high reflex bows.Being too short or too long on draw can both cause lefts and rights.


The first video I am about a 1/4" long on draw but the form is good.Look at my shoulders and the surprise release.The elbow is pretty much in line with the arrow straight back.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YdXv0cKiFC8



This video,I am about a 1/4" short.You can see my front shoulder start to creep up on me and what you can't see is my back elbow(release arm) is starting to drift out toward the camera and not straight back.

I am actually shooting this draw length but tied on a longer loop and adjusted my anchor downslightly and the results were amazing.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YYwcNVjcjgU

RTA47

It sounds like to me your dropping you arm as you releasethe arrow? You most likely don`t realize your doing it?I have done it myself many times.
Make sure your still aiming at the same spot on the target before and after the shot.