Having taken note of all that was written in my other thread about learning to use a release aid, I decided to try the method where there is no conscious effort to press the trigger.
I did have some success, but I've been there before!!!
Not every shot went off according to plan but some unexpected shots did highlight something that seems,to me, to be important.
Every now and again, the shot went off with no apparent input from me. I did not see this as a good thing because it sometimes went off before I was really on aim. I felt much better about the shots that went off without my thinking about the trigger, but after I had started to pull harder against the stops.It was as if the extra pull was activating the release. I did not need to take my concentration from the gold, just aim and keep the draw from going the wrong way.
Does that sound right?
I did have some success, but I've been there before!!!
Not every shot went off according to plan but some unexpected shots did highlight something that seems,to me, to be important.
Every now and again, the shot went off with no apparent input from me. I did not see this as a good thing because it sometimes went off before I was really on aim. I felt much better about the shots that went off without my thinking about the trigger, but after I had started to pull harder against the stops.It was as if the extra pull was activating the release. I did not need to take my concentration from the gold, just aim and keep the draw from going the wrong way.
Does that sound right?