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Thanks rad. I think I will just move the peep down so it meets my eye as I settle in. I just want it lined up as the d loop settles in to its anchor point in the corner of my mouth. So if I move my peep down which way do I move the Sight housing? I think it would be up correct?
If not you will have a floating anchor. Not consistant unless you are not that picky.
Quote from: Come Get Some on March 23, 2014, 07:15:18 PMIf not you will have a floating anchor. Not consistant unless you are not that picky. How did Frank Pearson ever win all those championships with his floating anchor? How does Chuck Adams kill all those big animals at distance with his floating anchor? How does Dave Cousins manage to consistently win with the string half way up the left side of his nose while anchoring on the right side of his face? How is it that Dwight Schuh remains successful with that floating anchor of his?While Reo Wilde, Chance Beaubouef, Levi Morgan and Jesse Broadwater are rewriting the target archery record books and each anchor the string to the tip of their nose. It doesn't mean you have a floating anchor just because you "do not" or "can not" touch the tip of your nose to the string. I would rather see a shooter use proper form and not touch the tip of their nose to the string than to use poor form and head position just to add a third point of reference to their anchor point. If you can do it with proper form and proper draw length that's fantastic. But if you can't? It's not the end of the world and you do not necessarily have a floating anchor! Head vertical and forearm inline with the arrow is much more important than a third point of reference - IMO.