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For a few days now, i do some test with the bands that torsten sent to me.
In discovered a interesting thing, at least for me.
First, i must say that i am a pure "instinctive" shooter, meaning that i don't have any aiming reference, i shoot two different naturals, about the same size, and i hold my slingshots with left hand.
i began too shoot with the medium set, that really pleased me, and began to be really accurate with it.
Then i shot with the high speed band set, heavier to draw and then, most of my shots were to the left, like in this video
A bit later, i shot with the target bands, by far lighter: All my shots were at leat 10 cm to the rignt at 12 m!
At the begining, i wonder if it was the band set, or the slingshot it self that give me such a variation. So i took this morning my fork equiped with light band set and put it the highspeed one. Guess what? All my shot were to the left!
Well, this is something i have to take in account now when i change the draw weight, but i don't have any clue about why it does like that??
In discovered a interesting thing, at least for me.
First, i must say that i am a pure "instinctive" shooter, meaning that i don't have any aiming reference, i shoot two different naturals, about the same size, and i hold my slingshots with left hand.
i began too shoot with the medium set, that really pleased me, and began to be really accurate with it.
Then i shot with the high speed band set, heavier to draw and then, most of my shots were to the left, like in this video
A bit later, i shot with the target bands, by far lighter: All my shots were at leat 10 cm to the rignt at 12 m!
At the begining, i wonder if it was the band set, or the slingshot it self that give me such a variation. So i took this morning my fork equiped with light band set and put it the highspeed one. Guess what? All my shot were to the left!
Well, this is something i have to take in account now when i change the draw weight, but i don't have any clue about why it does like that??