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My problem that i have been suffering with it is that the arrow doesnt launch in a straight line, it always goes to the left, it misses the whole target (50 cm target from 10m) my sight is all the way to the left and the arrow still miss the whole target. Iam using a 40lb recurv bow with a sheap sight. I live in tripoli lebanon so archery here is not popular at all and u cant find any shops, i barley found this bow and its chineses, i had my friend ( he is a pro archer) to give it a look and he liked it and told me to buy it for 125$ I couldnt find a finger tab so i made one with fake leather. Now the problem is that i dont know if the problem is from the finger tab( cuz i tried shooting in bare hands and the problem diappeared) or from the 2$ arrows or from the bow it self or from me.

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