Quittin the split...finger

[Restless]

try a deeper hook

[DRT]

On a one piece bow, measure from the end of the fade out to the string on both upper and lower limbs.

On a 3pc bow, measure from the end of the riser to the string on both upper and lower limbs.

For 3-Under tillering, the two measurements should be the same.

For split finger tillering, the measurement on the top limb should be 1/8"-1/4" more than the measurement on the bottom limb.

Bisch

Thanx. I'll try that.[emoji41]

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[Briar Friar]

On a one piece bow, measure from the end of the fade out to the string on both upper and lower limbs.

On a 3pc bow, measure from the end of the riser to the string on both upper and lower limbs.

For 3-Under tillering, the two measurements should be the same.

For split finger tillering, the measurement on the top limb should be 1/8"-1/4" more than the measurement on the bottom limb.

Bisch

This gives me warms and fuzzys for my split finger endeavor on my ““Chesty” Polar”. Oorah.

[Space Ghost]

I can shoot either split , 3 under , 2 under . But I really like 3 under and I dont gap shoot untill 15 yards plus and really have great results . 3 under keeps your index finger from messing up the shot.

[Phillip Fields]

I've been shooting split since about 1959, including the 10 or so years I shot a compound. I've won a few tournaments, and shot a few nice critters. I see no need to change.

[Trumpkin]

Hey Byron! Before you abandon split, try dropping your index finger off the string, and just lay it along the arrow shaft before starting your draw. It's like a modified 2 under. That's how I shoot (learned it from Dan Toelke). It eliminates the pinch on your index finger, while keeping the quieter release of split.