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Post by Cameron Root on Sept 17, 2021 16:47:33 GMT -6
Where's yours? I put mine on the inside of the riser for now.
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Post by Draven on Sept 19, 2021 9:46:06 GMT -6
Inside of the riser
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Post by Rick Barbee on Sept 19, 2021 10:31:50 GMT -6
It's so close to my eye, that it's pretty transparent to me, so I really pay no attention to it, and just look straight down the arrow.
I guess that means: I look through it.
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Post by Cameron Root on Sept 19, 2021 15:04:32 GMT -6
I never use to notice it until I did now I keep track of where it is.
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Post by coraxlatrans on Nov 28, 2021 18:28:52 GMT -6
Ever since I rebuilt my shot with a longer DL, I no longer see it; so I’d have to make a conscious effort to become aware of it in order to make use of it. As it is, I cant off to almost 2:00 to get the arrow plumb under my eyeball, so I use the peripheral blur of the shaft to check off that it’s where it belongs.
But you know…. The other day, my son went to the club with me, and I encouraged him to experiment with looking right through that string, keep the bow plumb and keep the shaft in the middle of the blur.
If I knew how to post a pic here, I’d show you a pair of arrows he shot from considerably farther than the “unlimited” stake… and dropped them within just inches of each other. He does that FAR more often than he has any right to, given how much shooting he has done.
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Post by ronaldcz on Nov 29, 2021 22:31:38 GMT -6
Wearing glasses can change depth, focus and clarity if the glasses move around during a shot sequence, then you don't see it. Otherwise, I'm trying to keep it down the middle of the arrow.
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