grip on 2003 bowtechs
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Oakland City Indiana USA
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Selway,
Those 2 answers were dead on.
I can use 4 or five different hand positions on this grip and still get good results even at intermediate ranges. I' ve found that this grip is very easy to use and I wonder how BT will improve on it.
Try one!
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-Chief
Those 2 answers were dead on.
I can use 4 or five different hand positions on this grip and still get good results even at intermediate ranges. I' ve found that this grip is very easy to use and I wonder how BT will improve on it.
Try one!
![](http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid57/p0c7c57d99338fbe34d21435de0d47666/fc689ad7.jpg)
-Chief
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Alvo Nebraska USA
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I shoot off the web between the thumb and index finger and have done so for over 25 years that I can remember. The Pro 40 grip for me is very comfortable because I generally shoot off the bare riser on all my bows. I have looked at the Bernardini bows and I believe their grips would best suit everyone' s needs and would be the easiest to modify to your likings. The Pro 40' s grip is torque free for my style of shooting.