Need a advice on shooting the AB Biller mahagony 60"

[Bryan305]

I have always used an aluminum 42" ab biller with 2 5/8 bands. I am like robin hood with that thing. Now I purchased a Mahogany 60" Biller and am missing the most simple shots. It has two medium sized 5/8 bands on it. Only accuracy I got from it was when I put my other hand on the bottom of the gun directly in front of the trigger. My fingers got caught in the string a couple times. I gotta be doing something wrong

 

[alexrom1207]

It may be the increased recoil with the larger spear. Also the stupid slide ring and giant rock point tip they use makes the guns horribly inaccurate. Replace it with a Floridian shaft, or if you want to keep the shaft replace the tip with a single flopper tip that doesn't have the heavy swivel connection in it, and get a low profile slide ring for it.

Okay, my gripe about biller's aside. I'm not sure what the design of the aluminum was like, but you may be experiencing a common recoil issue with shooting a midhandled gun. Try bracing the butt of the gun with your nonshooting hand. This will keep it stable during the shot and prevent the innacuracy that recoil on a midhandle can sometimes create. Also, time with the gun will help you become more accurate with it. But changing the components I mentioned above, will make the gun itself more consistent and thereby make you a whole lot more accurate with it.

 

[liberte]

when i got a biller i had the same problems. get rid of the double flopper tip, maybe shorten the bands an inch or so. that's a big gun.

 

[Bryan305]

Thanks a lot for the info guys. I am sure this will help enormously. I will modify the gun this week and change the way I hold it asap.
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