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<blockquote data-quote="jaer" data-source="post: 4077606" data-attributes="member: 57861">Indeed he does.In fact, as I recall, he seens two horsemen riding at him, grabs and arrow and pulls one out of a dead guy, bite-tears the fletching off of one of the arrows.I think he does it this way (and this is something I have seen trick archers do before): hold the bow sideways, set one arrow above the handel and the other below it.&nbsp; Hold the arrows together and set the angle of divergence based on were you hold the arrows (i.e., the arrow set properly above the handle, either intend to shoot it straight and pull it straight back, or intend to send it at an angle and pull it lower on the string).In this case, the reason to remove the fletching is not to make the arrow go off-course, but to because if you don't, the arrow fletchings are smashed together since you are drawing two arrows with one hand and it adds addition drag and could potentially snaggle them together or spring them further apart if they both have feathers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jaer, post: 4077606, member: 57861"] Indeed he does. In fact, as I recall, he seens two horsemen riding at him, grabs and arrow and pulls one out of a dead guy, bite-tears the fletching off of one of the arrows. I think he does it this way (and this is something I have seen trick archers do before): hold the bow sideways, set one arrow above the handel and the other below it. Hold the arrows together and set the angle of divergence based on were you hold the arrows (i.e., the arrow set properly above the handle, either intend to shoot it straight and pull it straight back, or intend to send it at an angle and pull it lower on the string). In this case, the reason to remove the fletching is not to make the arrow go off-course, but to because if you don't, the arrow fletchings are smashed together since you are drawing two arrows with one hand and it adds addition drag and could potentially snaggle them together or spring them further apart if they both have feathers. [/QUOTE]

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