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How to get pin point accuracy

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So I’ve been shooting about 2 months on this cheap 40# recurve from top archery (I shoot instinctively and with a Slavic draw on the right side). I’ve gotten to the point where I can hit what I’m looking at ~95% of the time and can hit some moving targets (like a moving soccer ball). But the question I have is, how do people get so good at shooting small points or targets without sites and only us instinctive aiming? Like I understand that practice makes u perfect but how are some people just insane at instinctive? Is there more to this technique that I’m not understand or something?

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