Some shooters reported that the tips of ttf frame would cover the target at long range, making it a bit difficult to aim.There are several reasons for this, such as the width of the slingshot is too large (for example, more than 110 mm), the position of your back hand is too high (on cheekbones or higher), or the shooting distance is more than 70 meters.In fact, according to my experience, as long as you put your back hand on the corner of your mouth and choose a ttf slingshot with an outer width of 100 mm or less, your frame tips will not block the target within 60 meters.Of course, if your bandset is too light and the parabola is large,you can open your two eyes instead of aiming with single eye, so you can always see the target without any occlusion.In addition, the fork width of titanium "MarcoPolo" ttf I use in video is 90mm and the shooting distance is about 50 meters.BTW,I have to say that shooting over 50 meters depends more on luck,lol. 😂
About the occlusion occurs in TTF shooting
Some shooters reported that the tips of ttf frame would cover the target at long range, making it a bit difficult to aim.There are several reasons for this, such as the width of the slingshot is too large (for example, more than 110 mm), the position of your back hand is too high (on cheekbones or higher), or the shooting distance is more than 70 meters.In fact, according to my experience, as long as you put your back hand on the corner of your mouth and choose a ttf slingshot with an outer width of 100 mm or less, your frame tips will not block the target within 60 meters.Of course, if your bandset is too light and the parabola is large,you can open your two eyes instead of aiming with single eye, so you can always see the target without any occlusion.In addition, the fork width of titanium "MarcoPolo" ttf I use in video is 90mm and the shooting distance is about 50 meters.BTW,I have to say that shooting over 50 meters depends more on luck,lol. 😂
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