RE: aiming a recurve
 

Could be due to hand torque or arrow spine. You might be gripping the bow as you release causeing the bow to torque. Or it could be a spine problem. Have you tuned your arrows to your bow? What I mean is, do you have the right spine (heavy/light engough spine) for your bow weight? The weights on the arrows are simply a starting point. If you have arrows too heavy a spin, you will need to keep the arrow a little longer, or put more head weight on it. If it is too light a spin, you will need to cut the arrows shorter and/or lighten the head weight. Both, over or under spined arrows will cause the arrow to hit right or left respectively. Bare shaft tunning is a great way to tune the arrow.

RE: aiming a recurve
 

Which one of your eyes is dominant?? Just curious.

RE: aiming a recurve
 

I am right eye dominant. I shooting arrows that say 45 -60 pounds ont them. My bow is a 55 pound bo so they should be spined right. Im goin to try to lossen my grip and c what that does.

RE: aiming a recurve
 

What size head are you pushing??

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im using a 100 grain tip.

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I give.[&:]

RE: aiming a recurve
 

Practice, practice, practice my friend!! Then practice more and more. I'm not kidding either. Try different things, see what works. Always make sure you are hitting your same anchor point time and time again when you release that arrow.

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Yea, i got it down some.Ive been practicing everyday and i can hit a bad target at 20 yards and that about as good as i can get for now.

RE: aiming a recurve
 

Your saying at 20 yards your hitting your spots ok?

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Im hitting them a little but no perfect yet. i still have to aim to the right to hit middle.