Originally posted by robtattoo: 1) Hang on like your life depends on it.2) Buy a good armguard.3) Hire a good dentist.4) Take off your glasses.5) Don't try & shoot it like any 'other' bow. Apparently Hill style bows are 'special' & require you to shoot them 'differently' The severe, arm jarring, filling loosening, eye blurring handshock you experience is nothing to do with any flaws in the design, it's because you're doing it wrong[/b
Originally posted by robtattoo: 1) Hang on like your life depends on it.2) Buy a good armguard.3) Hire a good dentist.4) Take off your glasses.5) Don't try & shoot it like any 'other' bow. Apparently Hill style bows are 'special' & require you to shoot them 'differently' The severe, arm jarring, filling loosening, eye blurring handshock you experience is nothing to do with any flaws in the design, it's because you're doing it wrong.