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01-07-2012, 09:05 PM
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Buckhunter- I have tried different types of releases and did not find them to improve my shooting much at all. When I go to shoot I use a very small target- typically a pop bottle lid. My groups tend to be very tight as it is. You are not the first to make such a statement to me though. I may need to execise more patience in shooting a release and learning how to properly use it.
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01-08-2012, 08:26 PM
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Scalerman, I know when I went from fingers to a release my 3D scores went up over 50 points on average a round. Like you I used a small target to practice with.
Nothing wrong with fingers, but finger shooters are getting fewer. Oyr clubs shoot this past weekend did not have a finger shooter that I saw, unless they were shooting a traditional bow.
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