Greetings Jerry,
I have fitted it to one of my compound bows and my grouping is at least twice as good.
I think not having to hold the pull while lining up the target, ready for release, frees the muscles up and more relaxes the body.
This gives the marksman more concentration on target .
I am extremely pleased with the quality of the item and consequently my improved accuracy.
I have yet to show it off to fellow archers that I know.
Many thanks for your interest in my opinion and use of this marvellous device.
Kind Regards,
Raymond C
Queensland, Austrailia
Legallity is unknown by many!
I just setup two new Archery Shops in Oregon, Ben's Archery in La Grade and Cascade Outdoors in Klamath Falls, and they both said that no one seems to know that Draw-Loc is legal for the disabled archers. It seems that the Draw-Loc is kind of "kept secret" sort of thing. If you are in Oregon please contat the DNR's Special Permit Dept.There is only 1 state that I am aware of that the Draw-Loc can not be used in some form, Illinois, and they are bringing it before the approprate dept for review. There a number of states that you have to dig around their website or call the DNR for that information.
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