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Old 16-12-05, 12:00 PM
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Hi Adam,

I wish the solution to TP was that simple. But I agree simple is a good thing. I'm not clear if you have ever suffered from the problem. It feels quite strange, kind of a giddy high when the sight ring hits the gold. I'm not going into all that as my intension was to advocate the usefullness of a BT release in helping with this. They really work as a release aid in there own right and have helped me to the point were I can continue to shoot. I can shoot a conventional release aid AFTER I have been shooting the BT release for a few weeks, then the problem creeps back. However I get better results with the BT release anyway. Release aids seem to be a very personal thing.

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i shoot now 3 months with a backtension release and love it alot !!
before i was shooting a normal thumb release and was moving backwards instead of moving forward with my shooting !
since i started backtension im back on track im shooting better than ever !!!
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I was just wondering...for people out there who use a BT release aid, how do you set them up?. Sensitive or quite a lot of travel. How do we set them up for optimal performance?

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i had a bad case off tp ! tha whole past outdoor season !!
during the indoor season i switched to a bt release it took my a month i think and was shooting again a average off 565 on indoor rounds so i was very happy !!
my points are still climbing !!
the first couple off days i shot at 5 meters at the target to get used on the bt release !
that i find a good practice !!
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I was just wondering...for people out there who use a BT release aid, how do you set them up?. Sensitive or quite a lot of travel. How do we set them up for optimal performance?

Rich
Lots of travel or you'll develop anticipation issues
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