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tallpine:
You are probably torqueing the string, ( drawing hand not in line with string) I had the same problem. Switched to three under, problem solved also accuracy improved greatly.

Don Case:
So if I change to 3 under I would have to make sure the nocks snap on to the string??

PrimitiveTim:

--- Quote from: Don C on May 16, 2014, 08:15:25 pm ---So if I change to 3 under I would have to make sure the nocks snap on to the string??

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Yes, for the most part.  I would switch to a tertiary grip.  It takes a little bit of getting used to but there's a reason our ancestors used it.

bowtarist:

--- Quote from: Don C on May 16, 2014, 08:15:25 pm ---So if I change to 3 under I would have to make sure the nocks snap on to the string??

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No..not a true snap nock is necessary. Just need to have a nocking point or nock stop on your string and nock under the nock stop. I use both traditional brass nock stops or dental floss wrapped around the string. Once you find the sweet spot you can hit the floss w/ some super glue to keep it in place.

PEARL DRUMS:
Try leveling your draw elbow off Don. Sounds like maybe you have a case of elbow in the air disease, I suffer from it.

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