Quick Answer: Arrows go left (for a right-handed archer) mostly because of three things: you are torquing the bow with a tense bow hand, you are plucking the string away from your face on release, or your bow arm is collapsing before the arrow clears. Equipment can do it too — an arrow rest that […]
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