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split to three under

Started by bucknut, January 28, 2016, 06:30:00 PM

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bucknut

I'm in the midst of switching and was wondering. How long did it take you to convert and get to the same accuracy levels or better than you were?  I am going on a Elk hunt in September and wanted to make sure I'm not messing up switching now.
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Cwilder

Not long at all and my grouping was better
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McDave

You'll have plenty of time to get used to 3 under by then. If you get a shot at an elk though, just remember to check and make sure you grip the string 3 under, and don't revert to split in the excitement of the moment.  DAMHIK!
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Joe2Crow

My switch to 3 under happened pretty quickly.  Actually,  accuracy improved immediately but it felt weird.  But I could pull more weight,  hold longer and aim better. I didn't like giving up control of the nock though. I still shoot split with my longbows because I cant the bow more and can get my eye closer to the arrow. Still shoot my curves 3under but I hold the bows much vertical.

Alexander Traditional

I switched and like it better. My groupings were better right away also. It took me a bit to change my point of impact. I was hitting way low when I first changed,and I just kept shooting and I guess my brain just made the change. I don't know if some people change their anchor and try to adjust for this. I tried to change anchor to make myself hit higher,but it just felt weird.


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