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lamudslinger76

11-02-2003 12:43 PM

Bow Grip???

I was just wondering how ya' ll hold your bow?? Do ya' ll just let it rest against your hand when shooting or do ya' ll have a grip on it?? Just wondering. Thanks.

Sport/MN

11-02-2003 12:47 PM

RE: Bow Grip???

I myself, have no grip on the bow.. the bow just rests in my hand. That way I dont torque the handle in any way!

ButchA

11-02-2003 02:04 PM

RE: Bow Grip???

I have a very loose grip, but will grip it using my thumb and index finger. It' s mostly just for comfort and reassurance in the bow.

Butch

pup	11-02-2003 02:43 PM

RE: Bow Grip???

you dont want to grip your bow because this will cause tork and thats not good. but i have also seen guys just stick there fingers out strait and lock them, and thats not good either what i have is a low grip with my fingers and thumb relaxed this way the riser is only coming in cotact with my palm. know thats just how i do it. doesnt meen its right. (but thats what bernie pallaties told me to do);)[:-]

JeramyK

11-02-2003 03:37 PM

RE: Bow Grip???

I shoot with a cupped hand. My fingers and thumb are off the grip and the bow rests snug against my palm. I have a wrist strap as well.

Danny45

11-03-2003 02:17 PM

RE: Bow Grip???

Quote:

but i have also seen guys just stick there fingers out strait and lock them, and thats not good either

I hold my bow this way, but relax my fingers. It' s worked fine for me for over 18 years. I also shoot a high wrist. THis prevents me from kicking my arrows high with my palm. The bow rests in the web between my thumb and forefinger. I use a jersey glove to that my hand can slide into the proper position even if it' s sweaty.

One word of caution, if you use an open grip, get a wrist sling!!!

Derbytown

11-06-2003 02:13 AM

RE: Bow Grip???

Go here:

http://www.bowsite.com/bowsite/featu...grip/index.htm

and read the article " Get a Grip" . Lots of excellent info for ya. Be safe.
Shoot Straight
Derbytown :D

PABowhntr

11-06-2003 05:07 AM

RE: Bow Grip???

I shoot with the only contact between my hand and the riser being in the area between my thumb and pointer finger. I seem to prefer a medium wrist grip style for the moment though that is probably the result of the grip designs on the bows that I am currently shooting.

BobCo19-65

11-06-2003 07:05 AM

RE: Bow Grip???

I shoot a Loush 100% torque free grip. It is a very slick idea that he has on the grip.

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