Archery Draw Length Too Long at Zane Bussell blog

Archery Draw Length Too Long. If you don’t measure correctly and choose a draw length that’s too long, both your form. An archer can shoot good groups using too short of a draw length but will perform with tighter, more consistent groups. If your draw length is too short or too long, you won’t be able to hold steady, affecting your accuracy. Basically, draw length refers to the distance from the nocking point on the string (where the arrow clips on) when it’s at full draw (pulled all the way back) to the pivot point of the bow. For spot shooting, target and 3d on level ground, a tad longer will score better than a little short. Shorter than optimal draw length. Too short or too long, and you’ll miss that bullseye—heck! Sometimes draw length tend to feel long if your bow shoulder starts to collapse, or you don't have it low when you start your shot. So if you're going to have a 30 draw length then 30 arrows would be too short, you'd run the risk of your arrow falling off the rest and that can be a bad. Your dl is at least 2 too long, when you find proper form you should still be able to touch your nose to the string, you may have to play with anchor and peep height to get it right.

If you don’t measure correctly and choose a draw length that’s too long, both your form. Shorter than optimal draw length. If your draw length is too short or too long, you won’t be able to hold steady, affecting your accuracy. Too short or too long, and you’ll miss that bullseye—heck! So if you're going to have a 30 draw length then 30 arrows would be too short, you'd run the risk of your arrow falling off the rest and that can be a bad. For spot shooting, target and 3d on level ground, a tad longer will score better than a little short. An archer can shoot good groups using too short of a draw length but will perform with tighter, more consistent groups. Basically, draw length refers to the distance from the nocking point on the string (where the arrow clips on) when it’s at full draw (pulled all the way back) to the pivot point of the bow. Sometimes draw length tend to feel long if your bow shoulder starts to collapse, or you don't have it low when you start your shot. Your dl is at least 2 too long, when you find proper form you should still be able to touch your nose to the string, you may have to play with anchor and peep height to get it right.

Draw Length too long? r/Archery

Archery Draw Length Too Long Shorter than optimal draw length. Basically, draw length refers to the distance from the nocking point on the string (where the arrow clips on) when it’s at full draw (pulled all the way back) to the pivot point of the bow. An archer can shoot good groups using too short of a draw length but will perform with tighter, more consistent groups. Too short or too long, and you’ll miss that bullseye—heck! So if you're going to have a 30 draw length then 30 arrows would be too short, you'd run the risk of your arrow falling off the rest and that can be a bad. Sometimes draw length tend to feel long if your bow shoulder starts to collapse, or you don't have it low when you start your shot. Shorter than optimal draw length. Your dl is at least 2 too long, when you find proper form you should still be able to touch your nose to the string, you may have to play with anchor and peep height to get it right. For spot shooting, target and 3d on level ground, a tad longer will score better than a little short. If your draw length is too short or too long, you won’t be able to hold steady, affecting your accuracy. If you don’t measure correctly and choose a draw length that’s too long, both your form.