problem aiming

hi im new here . Been having a problem when I draw back my bow and anchor the pin is looking down and I have to adjust to compensate and im shooting all over the place. I have done everything ,move the peep up and down ,went to the eye doc [cause I have diabetes] and everything is ok w/ that even tried w/ glasses and with out maybe some of you guys can help thank you

 

is the draw length right for you?

 

For me, hard to say unless I could see you shoot. Stand by for more replies.

 

I don't understand "the pin is looking down"?
A picture is worth a thousand words. If you can post a pic of you at full draw, perpendicular to you from the side that you anchor on, it would greatly help. Need to be aiming at a spot at about shoulder height that puts your arrow parallel to the ground. Picture needs to be taken from back far enough that we can see your feet clear to the top of your head and all of your bow too.
Just for your info, your proper draw length should result in you being able to stand straight up (not leaned back at the waist), the string just touching the tip of your nose, and the nock of the arrow should sit just under your sighting eye. This is with your bow arm straight but not "locked".

 

Are you dropping away from your palm on the grip?

 

Close your eyes, draw your bow and anchor. Once you are comfortable with everything open your eye(s). You should be staring down your peep into the sight pins.

 

I cant get past the close my eyes part. That's when I touch the shot off!!

 

I dont fully understand the pin looking down. Do you have a round pin guard ? if so make sure you line the pin guard and the peep together kinda like a gun sight. then focus on your pin is!

 

If you are on Facebook, look up Frank McDonough. He can help you a lot. Great guy and very knowledgeable.

https://www.facebook.com/f40mcd

 

Pictures of form and sight configuration would help in determining your problems.


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