[Soske]

Found a video of the grip i use to shoot butterfly. Just wondering if anyone else shoots like this?

 

[Soske]

And another

 

[Harry Knuckles]

I tried it once and smacked my cheek. I haven't had the courage to try it again.

 

[skarrd]

that actually looks like it might be easier on my Old rotators at full BF,i will have to give it a try.Thanks for the info

 

[Trap1]

Naw! No fur me. Love watchin this style but A'd like tae keep ma heid stuck tae ma neck.

 

[Ibojoe]

It's a good grip if your hands are healthy. It gets you every bit of draw you can get.
Look up my friend Alvero (Luck over skill). He uses it. Best butter shooter I've known.

 

[Island made]

That’s the grip I use, Except I use my thumb and middle finger. A few years back I took the end of my index finger off, so pinching with that one hurts to bad In the cooler months.

 

[KawKan]

That's Alvarro (Luck Over Skill) in the second vid.

 

[Luck over skill]

That is me in the second video and it definitely works great the way I shoot, gives me the full draw potential!

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[Soske]

Nice! do you think it's easier on your wrist and shoulder? I personally found it's the most comfortable way to shoot

 

[Soske]

Also, forgive me for pestering you with questions, but do you have a favorite band/ammo combination for a hunting-type setup?

 

[Luck over skill]

Also, forgive me for pestering you with questions, but do you have a favorite band/ammo combination for a hunting-type setup?

It's no problem, I do think it's the most comfortable grip for butterfly and I use the same bandset for target/hunting. 3/4 inch to 1/2 inch 9.5 steel

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[Facewizard13]

I really want to try this but since I'm new im afraid of a steel ball knocking my teeth out

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[Soske]

Don't let the fear stop you facewizard. The bands move in a straight line. you would have to jerk your head or slingshot hand very quickly to the side just as you release to do that. The ammo and bands will not hit what is beside them, only what's in front. your target, with a bit of practice.

 

[Soske]

It's just like the fear of hitting your hand that people often have when starting out. It's easy to imagine doing.but not all that realistic.

If you just want to try it without investing time or money you could chain office rubber bands together to make a bandset. It's easy and cheap. I used to Chuck rocks that way

 

[Soske]

Also, forgive me for pestering you with questions, but do you have a favorite band/ammo combination for a hunting-type setup?

It's no problem, I do think it's the most comfortable grip for butterfly and I use the same bandset for target/hunting. 3/4 inch to 1/2 inch 9.5 steel

what brand and band thickness?

 

[Facewizard13]

It's just like the fear of hitting your hand that people often have when starting out. It's easy to imagine doing.but not all that realistic.

If you just want to try it without investing time or money you could chain office rubber bands together to make a bandset. It's easy and cheap. I used to Chuck rocks that way

What i think I'll end up doing is deliberately making the bands longer, just like I did learning short pull technique, to get down full butterfly.

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[Luck over skill]

Also, forgive me for pestering you with questions, but do you have a favorite band/ammo combination for a hunting-type setup?

It's no problem, I do think it's the most comfortable grip for butterfly and I use the same bandset for target/hunting. 3/4 inch to 1/2 inch 9.5 steel

what brand and band thickness?

I like simple-shot black .5 thickness

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