Distance: 54ft / 18yds
Bow: 62# @ 28" Scythian Biocomposite (by Grozer Csaba)
I've had questions and comments about "Snap Shooting", questioning the accuracy and consistency achievable. Here is some snap shooting without doing any forward follow-through, to show only the horizontal action of the Khatra follow through is required for good flight (note the consistent direction of the arrows in the target).
To accomplish this, I don't grip the bow firmly with my middle, ring, and little finger. The downside is: only pressure from the palm of the hand during the draw will create any horizontal rotation (Khatra). This can only be accomplished with a grip that fills the hand, such as the round grip on the Scythian style bow shown here. A Turkish grip is flat on the belly side, thus all the horizontal rotation would come from the grip strength of the lower fingers, and produce a very pronounced forward follow through motion after release.
Let me know your thoughts below!
Music:
Ice Flow Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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13 окт 2016