OK, I have killed animals with bows of all sorts of grips. I've never found a grip that made me shoot bad. However, I do have some I really like that are 'comfortable'. I don't prefer total straight grips, dish is good, and do not like grips with palm swells. Yes, I can shoot the daylights out with them, but I hate hunting with them as they are like carrying a bow running through a softball.
I have shown/demonstraited shooting by holding the bow by the lower fade outs many times over the years when explaining how I grip the bow.
This is what KirK is talking about... my description....
When I grip the bow properly, as the pressure is applied by the draw, I 'Yeild' to the grip. The yield gets a little more fine tuned as I get a little further into the draw. I let the pressure of the bow grip go where it needs to, I don't force it. Hope that makes sense.
Here are two different grips I've done really well with....
This is my '1 out of 4' MOABs grip, the 60#er. I've killed way more animals with this bow/grip that any.....
And this is my latest bow/grip that has been on a tear that's close to being 2nd soon.. Centaur....
Side by side...
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