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Hand Placement

Changing the location or pressure of your hand on the bow grip will cause the arrow to change point of impact. That is why some target archers tattoo a permanent line on their hand to line up with the center of the grip. Wearing a glove in cold weather can also change hand placement. Adding a bow quiver will change bow balance and the way you grip it. Changing hand placement can cause your groups to string out either vertically or horizontally, depending on how you change pressure on the grip.

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07/08 Morning Forest Medium	07/08 Morning Forest Low	07/08 Medium Profile

06 Black Oak	06 Winewood/Black	06Winewood/Black Medium

06 Silver/Black	07/08 Custom Walnut	06 Evergreen

07/08 Black/Oak Medium	07/08 Silver/Black Medium	06 Cocobolo

06 & 07/08 Sideplates	06 MossyWalnut	07/08 RasberrySwirl

07/08 Evergreen	07/08 Morning Forest

What is Bow Torque

This is one of the most common problems of archers and one of the most difficult to diagnose.
Gripping your bow too tight or tension in your bow hand or arm causes the bow to rotate in your hand. Bow torque causes your groups to string out left and right. That is why controlling bow torque is so important.

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It's been a while but hunting season is nearly over here in WI so I thought I'd let you know how the grip is working out. The fit and feel of your grips is awesome. It took very little time for me to get used to it and I noticed a change in consistency within the first week of shooting it. More importantly I really noticed that the bow was much harder to torque w/ gloves on in the field. I'm very excited to see if it improves my scores during league this winter... I'm guessing it will. As I've been shooting at the range during hunting season I have had numerous questions about the grip and have offered interested parties to shoot it. They were impressed as well, hopefully you have heard from some of them. Thanks again for making a great product...

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