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Post by mrlongbeard on Jan 22, 2008 19:11:54 GMT -4
i have read different articles on where in the draw cycle you should release the arrow. some say the bottom of the valley others say the back wall? wondering if anybody can explain the difference.
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Post by cmreed on Jan 25, 2008 10:57:28 GMT -4
Really it depends on the shooter. If you are shooting a release and you are getting your same ancore point every time that is what you need to worry about. The wall differs from alot of different bows. I us it because of using back tension releases it gives you that solid point to pull against. Some bows have a rock solid wall and some are alittle mushy. It all comes down to your shooting style and what is comfortable to you. There are to many critics they say you need to do it this way or that way and that is not true. They make archery harder than it really is. Example I have a 7 year old son that I had shooting since he was three, He now shoots a bowtech rascal whith a release and peep. Now all I did was give him the fundimentals and let him do the rest and he found his comfort zone. To me if a three year old can do it anyone can. ;D
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Post by XMan on Jan 25, 2008 14:59:48 GMT -4
I agree with Bearslayer it does depend on the shooter. I like a solid wall due to shooting 3D. I have my draw length, loop, etc set perfect for me. When I push/pull during my shot. I need it to fire within an 8th inch of my draw cycle. Most of the top shooters shoot this same way. An 8th inch doesn't sound like that much but if it's off it can mean an over stretch in my shot or an early release. A solid wall can mean a more steadier shot. It works for me.
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