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Something strange is happening now that I changed technique, something very very strange. First of all, I feel cramped shooting at 10m, but this probably because my eyes are used at shooting 40-70m (not with a slingshot). What's really strange though, is that when I shoot at unknown distances, up to around 30m, I don't see a lower point of impact. I shoot the same way of course, and the ammo most definitely does drop, it's physics, but I don't understand why my elevation is good even though I don't adjust for it.
There are only two ways this is happening, extreme speed, which isn't impossible, as I've increased my draw length considerably, OR.....I adjust unconsciously.
With a fixed anchor I can adjust unconsciously, but it has a hard limit, and I can't shoot even at 15m without some concious adjustments, now with my long draw, I just don't even think about distance, and distance, in turn, gives me no troubles, apart from the obvious group enlargement of course.
This, by the way, reinforces my opinion that a long draw has some clear benefits.
What do think guys?
There are only two ways this is happening, extreme speed, which isn't impossible, as I've increased my draw length considerably, OR.....I adjust unconsciously.
With a fixed anchor I can adjust unconsciously, but it has a hard limit, and I can't shoot even at 15m without some concious adjustments, now with my long draw, I just don't even think about distance, and distance, in turn, gives me no troubles, apart from the obvious group enlargement of course.
This, by the way, reinforces my opinion that a long draw has some clear benefits.
What do think guys?