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Wooden Spring:
"That grip is also known as a "high wrist" grip.  It's great for fixing problems with torqueing the bow on release and several other problems."
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Cool! So I guess that's what Bob Ross used to call a "happy accident." Maybe I did inadvertently fix some issues that I didn't even know I had.   :o

PEARL DRUMS:
Keep in mind the bow would have to be tillered accordingly. To shift the fulcrum 1-2" upward would throw it all off. I have a few tillered to shoot that way, but most I build are meant to be shot with the heel of my hand.

Pappy:
I shoot with a flat wrist, bow craddled in the V between the thumb and index finger,fingers wrapped lightly around the grip,      have for years,never could get the hang of gripping my bow like I was mad at as Asbell told me to do years ago when I shot my first longbow. Everyone has there own way and I say what ever you shoot the best go for it.  ;) :)
  Pappy

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