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RE: shooting from an elevation results in 4-5 inches to left???
Thanks boys. Problem solved! Just shot 20 arrows and was 92% accurate. Concentrated on keeping the bow upright and I made sure that I bent at the waist
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RE: shooting from an elevation results in 4-5 inches to left???
I'm going to disagree with the idea of canting the bow. I've been shooting too long and know that at hunting distances you just can't cant the bow far enough to make a 4-5" difference without really laying the bow over.
And I doubt that it would make any difference if the third axis was out of kilter because this sight doesn't have any adjustment for it anyway. My guess is that the man just isn't executing his shots correctly from an elevated position. |
RE: shooting from an elevation results in 4-5 inches to left???
ORIGINAL: BGfisher I'm going to disagree with the idea of canting the bow. I've been shooting too long and know that at hunting distances you just can't cant the bow far enough to make a 4-5" difference without really laying the bow over. And I doubt that it would make any difference if the third axis was out of kilter because this sight doesn't have any adjustment for it anyway. My guess is that the man just isn't executing his shots correctly from an elevated position. |
RE: shooting from an elevation results in 4-5 inches to left???
I agree that canting the bow can make a difference, but not 4-5" at 20 yards or so. Basically what I'm saying is that if a guy is canting the bow that much then he sure as heck knows it. And the other thing that goes along withshooting right or left is that the shot should be lower than normal.
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