[thespyhunter]

Jusy out of curiosity, tell me how you fellas grip your Ross bows. I found that the "no torque grip " worked best for me when I lay the grip/riser almost straight down the center of my hand. That is completely opposite of the way you shoot other bows. "They" say that you should grip in the pad of your thumb. I was just wondering if I was the only one who shot this way. I have found that it is nearly impossible to torque the bow when gripped this way.

 

[7bru]

it is almost impossible for me to put torque into a ross grip unless i grab the grip and squeeze before i draw. for me the natural loose grip is so easy i don't even think about it.

if i shoot off of the pad of my thumb it is so uncomfortable and unrepeatable i could not hit a barn at 20 yards. it also would really change how much poundage i could shoot.

BRU

 

[thespyhunter]

Same here, just want to see about all the others.

 

[OwnMoreBone]

I am sitting trying to figure out how I hold my bow and explain it. But it does stay along the fleshy part of my thumb. Will have to have the kid take and pic and post it. 8)

 

[rutnstrut]

I use a open hand grip,which is all fingers on my bow hand open and out. Probably the same thing as no torque.

 

[msar]

Mine sets almost on my "life line" maybe just to the thumb side a bit. If I get it over anymore it will not set the same each time.

 

[Cougars09]

ill let you know when i get mine

 

[thespyhunter]

You do that DOG :-o