Well my changes to my equipment are helping

[rob-c]

Wife and I shot our spot league last night and taking some weight off the bow helped a bunch in one aspect . I had no pain in my bow shoulder all night, but I do have to add some weight to my diy stab, I had a little to much float. I did not really increase my score but I also did not drop points till the last round.wheres before I was dropping points throughout the night.  Next will be turning the bow down, ordered some 340 beman hunter precision shafts , so when they come in I will be getting them fletched up and retuning the bow. 

[dbHunterNY]

It's a fine line between making minor tweaks often and not keeping things same enough to be consistent due to you being used to your setup. Hope it works out for ya.

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[rob-c]

9 hours ago, dbHunterNY said:

It's a fine line between making minor tweaks often and not keeping things same enough to be consistent due to you being used to your setup. Hope it works out for ya.

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Thanks dB, wife and I are not super competive and we are shooting just for the practice and joy of shooting. So me using this time to re-evaluate my set up is no big deal. But it is baby steps, changing one thing at a time and testing to see the results, heck I have been shooting pretty much the same set up for several years so who knows might come out of this shooting better than ever. 

[crappyice]

I swear that making even the smallest change can change the shooters entire outlook on shooting, hence making a positive difference.

I used to keep my trigger finger behind the trigger of my release until I was ready to let her fly. Guy at bow shop/range had me have my trigger finger hover over the trigger immediately after drawing - what a difference.


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[The_Real_TCIII]

I swear that making even the smallest change can change the shooters entire outlook on shooting, hence making a positive difference.

I used to keep my trigger finger behind the trigger of my release until I was ready to let her fly. Guy at bow shop/range had me have my trigger finger hover over the trigger immediately after drawing - what a difference.


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Totally agree, I tweak my setup all the time just to keep it interesting


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