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Old 03-02-08, 04:55 PM
kdroberts kdroberts is offline
In the White
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Riser: PSE X-Factor
Limbs: 34# Long Hoyt Vector
Sight: Sure-Loc Quest-X
Stabilisers: Beiter Centralizer
Button: Cavalier
Bow String:
Arrows: Easton Platinum Plus

Setup
Bow:
String & Cables:
Sight:
Stabs:
Scope:
Launcher/Rest:
Arrows:
Release Aid:
Traditional Script currently under construction
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Ohio, USA
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I've never used one, but I have one that I will probably use soon. I'm hoping it will help tighten my grouping. I can shoot OK without one, yesterday I shot 220 from 30 arrows at 18 yards indoors on a 40cm target. It's not fantastic I know, but if I can do that knowing that I'm far from being top class, with a bow I've only shot twice in it's current setup and only another 3 or 4 times, I think given enough practice you can get good scores without. The main reason I feel it will help is that in a lot of cases I have very close horizontal alignment but my vertical is off, first arrow goes in, second arrow goes in a couple of inches higher, third goes in a couple of inches lower. To me that says I am not releasing in the same place which I believe a clicker should help with. The only reason I'm not using it now is my bow is new to me and so are the arrows and I want to get comfortable with that stuff first.
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