Archery Kisser Button Or Not at Julie Scot blog

Archery Kisser Button Or Not. As far as the kisser not staying on the string. Most archers who do not use a kisser or nose button are trying to find a comfortable anchor point when. To each their own for sure, but. Simply put, a kisser button is a little plastic part that attaches to your bowstring. A long time ago i had one fly off the string, hit the bow and blow into pieces. I am not a fan of the kisser button, maybe on a fixed sight, in theory i would nose button is a great idea. I haven't used it but. It aligns right between your lips and will help you stay. If you’re not an advanced archer or hunter, that’s nothing! The kisser or nose button is an added step that helps with the process of alignment. If you're shooting a non moveable, multi pin hunting sight and centering the housing, a nose button will be better than a kisser. You can make small adjustments to draw back to the bowstring. I've thought about trying a nose button as well.

If you’re not an advanced archer or hunter, that’s nothing! As far as the kisser not staying on the string. It aligns right between your lips and will help you stay. I've thought about trying a nose button as well. Most archers who do not use a kisser or nose button are trying to find a comfortable anchor point when. A long time ago i had one fly off the string, hit the bow and blow into pieces. If you're shooting a non moveable, multi pin hunting sight and centering the housing, a nose button will be better than a kisser. The kisser or nose button is an added step that helps with the process of alignment. I am not a fan of the kisser button, maybe on a fixed sight, in theory i would nose button is a great idea. Simply put, a kisser button is a little plastic part that attaches to your bowstring.

Titan Archery Kisser Button by Allen Company, Black

Archery Kisser Button Or Not Simply put, a kisser button is a little plastic part that attaches to your bowstring. I am not a fan of the kisser button, maybe on a fixed sight, in theory i would nose button is a great idea. The kisser or nose button is an added step that helps with the process of alignment. If you’re not an advanced archer or hunter, that’s nothing! To each their own for sure, but. A long time ago i had one fly off the string, hit the bow and blow into pieces. I've thought about trying a nose button as well. As far as the kisser not staying on the string. If you're shooting a non moveable, multi pin hunting sight and centering the housing, a nose button will be better than a kisser. I haven't used it but. You can make small adjustments to draw back to the bowstring. Most archers who do not use a kisser or nose button are trying to find a comfortable anchor point when. It aligns right between your lips and will help you stay. Simply put, a kisser button is a little plastic part that attaches to your bowstring.