No, I'm not left handed - was just too ignorant ;-) and no I have not done
archery by now. Perhaps one day.
Is my blobman doing right? Of course I bet today you used those
more-high-tech-bows with counter-weights and all but the procedure should be
quiet the same (?). And another question: where is the string connected? In
the middle of the bow? I thought so by now, but then there is an angle
between the way of the string (when released) and the arrow, because the
arrow has to avoid collision with the bow. Does the archer compensate it or
is the another mechanism to do so? Hope you understand what I mean  :-}.

Marc-Hendrik


ryan constantine schrieb in Nachricht <3974DE6F.5ECA082E@yahoo.com>...
>of course it doesn't matter.  i was just wondering if it meant you were
>left handed as well.  i guess you aren't.  have you ever done archery?
>i have.  it is a lot of fun.  i took some classes; beat my instructor at
>the end-of-class competition.
>
>Marc-Hendrik Bremer wrote:
>>
>> ryan constantine schrieb in Nachricht <39738658.73DC9FB5@yahoo.com>...
>>
>> >[...]so  why is the archer left-handed?
>>
>> Hm ... well ... aehm ... actually I didn't even noticed it before :-) I
>> thought: You have this bow, put it in his right hand! Of course you are
>> right that this makes him left-handed doesn't matter, does it?
>>
>> Marc-Hendrik

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