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Nocking Point ?

Started by Chain2, February 22, 2012, 07:30:00 PM

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Chain2

I am shooting 3 under. I paper tuned my Hill with the nocking point 5/8" above, the hole was perfect. I noticed iregular flight tonight, shot it thru paper and it showed nock high. I checked the nock and it didn't move. Any ideas? Thanks Guys
"Windage and elevation Mrs. Langdon, windage and elevation..."

Stump73

brace height or your release changed?
BigJim Thunderchild 54" 52# @ 28"
BigJim Thunderchild 56" 42# @ 28"

lpcjon2

Is the string new? or maybe your release and form or brace (as mentioned)was a little off it happens.
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difference in the world, but the Marines don't have that problem.
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Chain2

Brace height and string the same. Release might be different, waiting for new glove. Might have had bow canted more, Wwould that do it? Thank you
"Windage and elevation Mrs. Langdon, windage and elevation..."

rraming

Paper tune with verticle bow, no cant ? Finger pressure changes it

BowHunterGA

QuoteOriginally posted by shed hunter:
brace height or your release changed?
I have seen this exact same behavior and it was a result of my form. For some reason I was not releasing cleanly. I noticed erratic flight, checked everything and then went back to the target and still saw the erratic flight. Walked up to within 5 feet of my backstop and shot for 10-15 minutes with my eyes closed focusing on nothing but my form. Then stepped back to 10 yards and did the same thing but with my eyes open. Thought flight looked better so I moved back to 20 and my arrow flight was back to normal. Now if I notice anything that looks odd I go back to the basics and usually it is me, not my bow.   :knothead:


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