Shooting High
 

I am new on the Trad scene and have been shooting for about three months now. I am shooting a Browning Wasp 40#@28", but i pull to a 30" DL. At twenty yards i am perfect in the horizontal plane, but vertically i am about 6" high.I am shotting a glove with a three finger under style. Would switching to a split style grip help this, or is it something else?

RE: Shooting High
 

quite a few different things you could do...

first of which, I think I'd bust out a bow square and make sure the nock hasn't moved...

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Shooting split will generally raise your point-on range--so you'd hit even higher. If you are shooting gap, just pick a lower spot. If you are shooting "instinctive", after you shoot enough your brain will compensate for you.

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Razorhead yeah that was the first thing i checked, it hasn't moved its still 1/8 of an inch above level. LBR, i guess i'll just keep practicin'!:eek:Good thing its fun!:D

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If you are shooting 3 under your string nock is too low at 1/8". Move it up to 5/8" and perhaps to 3/4". If your bow is not tillered for a 3 under grip it requires a higher nock point.

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Thanks PA that sounds like somrthing to try the next time i get home from college!

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You may want to check this link out:

http://skookumarchers.com/Archery%20Library/ArrowMisses1.htm

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if your arrows are bare shaft tuned and are flying great, YOU need to change, not your bow !

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I have a ? If your bow is tillered 3 under whichmy bow is. Should the nock still be5/8" to 3/4"off square? If so my nock is too low to[:o]

Hatchet Jack

RE: Shooting High
 

Pope:
I agree. It's fun.
But I thinkyour nock is too low at 1/8"

Hatchet:
for a bow tillered 3-under, 3/4 sounds quite high...
5/8 or 1/2 I'd take.