eweisner
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I've always kept my practice at 20 and 30 yards. Tried 40 today. The group is what I'm happy with. I had already shot too much trying to dial in.
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First decent 40 yard group
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Nice
Is that a Blob? Looks brand new.
Is that a Blob? Looks brand new.
eweisner
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Thanks. It is, got it for a steal in Chattanooga area.
infoman jr.
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Good deal! If you can keep 2" at 20, 3" at 30, and so on, that's some good shooting!
eweisner
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infoman jr. said:
infoman jr. said:
My challenge is my equipment, not that it's bad. Just dated. Pulling 72lbs with little let off. By the 15th arrow I'm trembling. I needed the group as a confidence booster. I couldn't see the arrows against the target. My son was watching and could see them impact better than I, on the 3rd arrow he said "whoa" figured we were money at that point. Little more tweaking and we'll be ready for the woods.
eweisner said:
TNDeerGuy
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Nice shooting E 
Nice group. If you are dead on at 20 and that much left at 40 you might tweak your rest ever so slightly And be in line.
Radar
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Nice group , but you might want to reduce your draw weight . If you tremble after 15 shots , you are probably shooting too much draw weight .
Tremble after 15 shots probably means tremble at 15-20 seconds of holding
HOOK
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Dialed in? Did you purposely shoot for left of center? You're grouped that's for sure....
How to you like that target??
How to you like that target??
280longshot
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Shooting at a target at a known distance out to 50yrds takes some practice.
Shooting at a deer in the woods and judging that distance is a different thing, something that's getting harder for me to do, that is judging distance.
I use range finder as much as possible.
Shooting at a deer in the woods and judging that distance is a different thing, something that's getting harder for me to do, that is judging distance.
I use range finder as much as possible.
too much weight, turn it down 10lbs and be amazed at how much better you will shoot
eweisner
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Appreciate the comments. Adjusting to a new sight. Took a balloon and pinned it to the target. One arrow each at 20, 30, and 40 yards. Pretty confident in my draw weight and placement. Still not as dialed in as I would want but we are getting there.
