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The Satisfaction

Mathews Lift 29.5. Factory strings and set the rest to 0/0 to start. The arrow was straight through the Berger hole. Had a slight nock high tear. Three clicks down and done. I didn’t do much at all. The bow is my son’s and set at 57#, 26.5” draw. 4H only allows 60# so there is not much room to go up. The only “issue” has been peep rotation but I think I got that straightened out.
 
After a good head injury I really didn’t notice him. I can only take in so much information at a time. Trigger, target and pin is about all the fits in my brain at one time. However, the arrow across the face almost got me.
 
Camelcluch said:
After a good head injury I really didn’t notice him. I can only take in so much information at a time. Trigger, target and pin is about all the fits in my brain at one time. However, the arrow across the face almost got me.
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Yeah, I've never met Joel but, have followed him for a while now. From what I have seen from clips of him working with people, him staring at you is the least of your worries.
 
Kborrelli said:
This thread got me inspired and I’m glad it did. Was wondering why I was having a hard time dialing in my new sight…
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Nice work……. Now what’s your set up? How did you get to that bullet hole?
 
Camelcluch said:
Mathews Lift 29.5. Factory strings and set the rest to 0/0 to start. The arrow was straight through the Berger hole. Had a slight nock high tear. Three clicks down and done. I didn’t do much at all. The bow is my son’s and set at 57#, 26.5” draw. 4H only allows 60# so there is not much room to go up. The only “issue” has been peep rotation but I think I got that straightened out.
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Which rest are you using?

BT
 
I’ll be that guy, for fixed heads to fly reliably for me I’ve typically also gotta get bare shafts to poke a clean hole too. And what bare shafts, especially at a little distance like 5+ yards, have taught me over the years is there’s a ton of influence from my grip. Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the bows I shoot, but practicing through paper in the garage is pretty much grip training for me.
 
neonomad said:
I’ll be that guy, for fixed heads to fly reliably for me I’ve typically also gotta get bare shafts to poke a clean hole too. And what bare shafts, especially at a little distance like 5+ yards, have taught me over the years is there’s a ton of influence from my grip. Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the bows I shoot, but practicing through paper in the garage is pretty much grip training for me.
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I agree-ish. I’ll shoot bare shaft to start at times. I stretch it out to 80 yards at times just to see what happens. However, I find broadhead tuning is quicker to the end game. The bare shaft is a great place to start but it’s not your arrow. Fletchings and blades affect what the arrow does. I want to know what my finished product does. I need finishers not starters. But, like I said, I shoot bare shaft a bit. It’s just not a hard standard for me.
 
Camelcluch said:
QAD MX2
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I had a feeling you were going to say that when you mentioned clicks to adjust. I want that rest badly. But my bow doesn't have integrate and I'm a lefty. That rest is the solitary reason I want to upgrade my bow.

BT
 
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