Is the cant from your hand/arm or from your body position?
Have you checked the 2nd axis of your sight (makes the bubble level to the bow riser)?
Have you checked your 3rd axis of your sight (if sight is so equiped) makes the housing and pins perpendicular to the riser)
a mere guess without seeing your forrm, sometimes it is the simple things that we over look. grip the bow with the index and thumb (index is only there to keep it from going forward on release) grip should be in the joint of the thumb between it and the web.
it will feel weird for a little while, since you have been shooting differently, I regularly shoot out to 80 yards and have pins set to 100.
Have you checked the 2nd axis of your sight (makes the bubble level to the bow riser)?
Have you checked your 3rd axis of your sight (if sight is so equiped) makes the housing and pins perpendicular to the riser)
a mere guess without seeing your forrm, sometimes it is the simple things that we over look. grip the bow with the index and thumb (index is only there to keep it from going forward on release) grip should be in the joint of the thumb between it and the web.
it will feel weird for a little while, since you have been shooting differently, I regularly shoot out to 80 yards and have pins set to 100.
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