I just got a new bow this offseason. I miss the constant anchor of a kisser and am planning on adding one. I'll sacrifice a couple fps for a better shot when that big buck is in my sights.
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I just got a new bow this offseason. I miss the constant anchor of a kisser and am planning on adding one. I'll sacrifice a couple fps for a better shot when that big buck is in my sights.
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nice looking rig
“I don't partake in assembly-line convenience. I don't say that killing things is bad while I hire people to kill things for me.” ~ Ted Nugent
Just got my kisser button put on. The shop also tuned the bow for me. They said it was definitely out of whack and with the kisser and the tuning I should notice a big difference. Can't wait to get it back out and shoot again.
Nice bow my son has that same bow and it has been a good one.
Chad
I will also use the tip of the nose as well as the kisser. That adds another anchor point which I feel avery bit helps.
Shooting again on Friday evening. I will let you all know how it goes.
I am definitely dialed in at the shorter distances, 10 and 20 yards. All my shots at this range are nicely grouped inside of a 4" circle. I must have fired 70-80 arrows. I did go back to 30 and fire a few but I was pretty tired by this time and it was hard to stay consistent. I will do 30 and 40 yards the next time out. The bow seems to be shooting great. As long as I can stay consistent with my anchor points and do what I know I need to do I think it will be another great year!!!!!
Ditto on the touching the string on your nose, I also make sure my draw hand touches the same place on my ear when at full draw, just do the same thing every time, nice setup, good luck.
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