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Re: Shooting a Compound Instinctively
[Re: Atoler]
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01/16/17 10:59 AM
01/16/17 10:59 AM
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You couldn't hardly shoot with fingers with the new short bows. Finger pinch would be terrible. I've shot older compounds instinctively. Why would you shoot with fingers? You can shoot instinctive with a release. Gap shooting you would need to revert to fingers. Don't know why you couldn't gap shoot with a release. My point was that the only reason to shoot instinctively in the first place would be if you wanted to simplify things. I suppose you could do that any way you want. People use to shoot recurves with releases and sights and arrow rests or any combination.You could do the same with a compound except that short compounds would make finger shooting very difficult because of string angle.
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