I've had it for several years. I was shooting fine one day and the next I was holding low and drive by shooting. I've tried everything you can think of and the only solution for me was blank baling and then "building a bridge". I shot at 5 steps in my shop for about 2 months with no sights on my bow and with my eyes closed. Once I had the feel down, I put my sights on and stayed at 5 steps shooting a pie plate. Its such a big target at 5 steps its easy to concentrate on. I shot like that for close to a month and increased my distance by 5 yards until I was at 50. I think one of the biggest things that get people is paying more attention to their pins instead of what they want to hit. Once you've built that muscle memory, your body will adjust to what ever your focusing on with your eyes. I did all that with a Truball HT3 BT release and now I shoot an ST360 when I shoot a tourny.
