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Getting the Hang of things #5882293 08/17/15 02:50 PM
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I purchased a bow a few weeks ago and have been shooting 2-3 times a week at 20 yards. Its been fun, but I had a lot to learn and still have even more to learn. I've gotten to the point where I can generally get 2 arrows in the white but its not often I get all three in there with 2 x's so I had to take a picture.

I wanted to say thank you to all of you for answering my questions and providing knowledge that I otherwise wouldn't have received.

This target sheet was used quite heavily before I started shooting so all of those off center shots are not mine. smile



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Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5882385 08/17/15 03:44 PM
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Getting there, up


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Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5882492 08/17/15 05:05 PM
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"This target sheet was used quite heavily before I started shooting so all of those off center shots are not mine. smile"
Yeah, I use that line a lot, too. Just kidding, good shooting!
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Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5882644 08/17/15 06:24 PM
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redfred,
Though they aren't all mine, I will admit that 1 or 2 might be. Well, maybe 3 or 4 of them are. Come to think of it maybe a handful or two of them are mine. Now that I think about it maybe a lot of them. Well crud, at least I can say they aren't ALL mine. Maybe I should go to Church tonight?


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Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5901464 08/28/15 10:49 PM
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Looks good to me.

Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5901778 08/29/15 02:13 AM
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Re: Getting the Hang of things [Re: Gangly] #5904475 08/30/15 11:58 PM
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Am I the only one that shoots one arrow pers "spot" and retrieves it....I found it makes me "think" right and saves on fletchings! wink


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looks like Archery Country... ask em for a new target and flip it over to a 5 spot. Save yourself 30bucks on arrows.


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Originally Posted By: RangerRick
Am I the only one that shoots one arrow pers "spot" and retrieves it....I found it makes me "think" right and saves on fletchings! wink


I like shooting new 5 spots, gives me a easier for me to tell where my groupings are on/or off at the end of the session.


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Once I'm grouping "nock bustin" tight I'll increase the distance. I doubt I even shoot 50 arrows a year into the target bag though. Never been the one that shoots over and over.



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