Straight bow arm. I have no idea what you are talking about for overpowering the bow twice???So, how does a back tension release work (logically you would have to overpower the bow a second time?) and should the lead arm be straight, or bent?
Erika Do you shoot with your bow straight and locked hard at the joint, or straight without locking the joint, if that makes sense?Straight bow arm.
YorkerFor some odd reason I was possessed and shot compound for a full portsmouth and am now thinking about it
So, how does a back tension release work (logically you would have to overpower the bow a second time?) and should the lead arm be straight, or bent?
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James Park uses a light trigger too. All comes down to how you use the release, and there is not one 'correct' way.I know that archery_mum shoots a heavy trigger and Adam shoots a light one - its all down to personal preference.
Very true. In my instance i like to pre-load my trigger, so i like a fairly strong spring - whereas a shooter that rests his thumb on the trigger may want a lighter spring.James Park uses a light trigger too. All comes down to how you use the release, and there is not one 'correct' way.