[BushpotChef]

I've been having an issue sith this lately and its getting on my nerves. I've tried all the normal things and its not helping, nor is it happening when I shoot OTT.

Any of you guys had thia happen before?

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[Samurai Samoht]

I shoot TTF (gangsta) and have had it happen on a frame that had a different fork height than I was used to. I kept the same anchor point since the width of the frame was what I had grown accustomed to but the shots were off to one side. What is your setup and did it change recently?

 

[BushpotChef]

I shoot TTF (gangsta) and have had it happen on a frame that had a different fork height than I was used to. I kept the same anchor point since the width of the frame was what I had grown accustomed to but the shots were off to one side. What is your setup and did it change recently?

That could be it! I've been shooting my SERE a lot previous to this, so I should just really fiddle with my anchor point? I'm now shooting my Mini Taurus which has slightly taller forks but a similar gap width to the SERE.

Drawing lines on my bands as well!

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[Samurai Samoht]

I shoot TTF (gangsta) and have had it happen on a frame that had a different fork height than I was used to. I kept the same anchor point since the width of the frame was what I had grown accustomed to but the shots were off to one side. What is your setup and did it change recently?

That could be it! I've been shooting my SERE a lot previous to this, so I should just really fiddle with my anchor point? I'm now shooting my Mini Taurus which has slightly taller forks but a similar gap width to the SERE.

Drawing lines on my bands as well!

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Id say fiddle with the anchor point or choose a new reference point on the fork to bring you back to the center you are used to. My :twocents:

 

[BushpotChef]

I shoot TTF (gangsta) and have had it happen on a frame that had a different fork height than I was used to. I kept the same anchor point since the width of the frame was what I had grown accustomed to but the shots were off to one side. What is your setup and did it change recently?

That could be it! I've been shooting my SERE a lot previous to this, so I should just really fiddle with my anchor point? I'm now shooting my Mini Taurus which has slightly taller forks but a similar gap width to the SERE.

Drawing lines on my bands as well!

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Id say fiddle with the anchor point or choose a new reference point on the fork to bring you back to the center you are used to. My :twocents:

Okay will do and report back with a grouping photo lol

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[Ibojoe]

If it's not your release, you could be over powered. For a right hand shooter. To the left means too much power for the ammo. To the right there is not enough power.
I'd give it a try with a bit heavier ammo and see what happens

 

[BushpotChef]

Ill give that a go my friend thanks for the tip! Got some .45 leads that are about 1/3 heavier than my steel that could do it

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[hoggy]

If it's not your release, you could be over powered. For a right hand shooter. To the left means too much power for the ammo. To the right there is not enough power.
I'd give it a try with a bit heavier ammo and see what happens

cool, another sniglet for my zen journey. thanks for the info.

 

[SJAaz]

You are a good shooter, we've seen videos of you shooting the lights out. I'm with Joe, check your band pouch ammo setup compared to the SERE.

 

[BushpotChef]

You are a good shooter, we've seen videos of you shooting the lights out. I'm with Joe, check your band pouch ammo setup compared to the SERE.

Thanks @SJAaz I appreciate that, the lead ammo did seem to sort of help. I haven't reset the bands yet but I'll report back later today when I do.

Today: is for slingshots.

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[MikmaqWarrior]

What Joe said bro...I've experienced the same thing...and it was my bands...they were over powered...

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