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Shooting out of a saddle.

Dtolley

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I just picked up an older trophyline saddle and have been playing around with it. The only problem I'm having is that I'm grouping my arrows about 3 inches low. Still a tight consistent group but just low. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
 
Be careful to make sure your anchor is still the same. Make sure you lean or in some cases “twist” at the waist. It’s easy to change small things like that when transitioning to a new system. You get used to shooting a certain way out of a stand, and then a minor adjustment slips into your form when you move to a saddle. It’s great that you’re practicing ahead of time. You won’t regret the move to a saddle! Just stick with it!


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Be careful to make sure your anchor is still the same. Make sure you lean or in some cases “twist” at the waist. It’s easy to change small things like that when transitioning to a new system. You get used to shooting a certain way out of a stand, and then a minor adjustment slips into your form when you move to a saddle. It’s great that you’re practicing ahead of time. You won’t regret the move to a saddle! Just stick with it!


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Thanks I appreciate the info. I'll keep that in mind.
 
Don't drop your arm down that holds the bow. Keep that "T" form. Lean out and twist when you need too, like Dtrolley mentioned. Good luck. Glad you are practicing shooting out of your saddle, we all need to do that!
 
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