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I never shot one until this year. I set my kisser and peep height as normal and then shortened the barrel on my release so I could keep my same anchor point with my thumb resting on the back of my neck. You aren't actually changing the draw of the bow itself.
 

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spur u said you SHOULD increase your draw length and thats your opinion but if you shoot a DL thats too long your not going to be as accurate as you would be shooting a DL thats a little to short but its up to the shooter
 

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A Loop does absolutely nothing to your drawlength, all it does is move your ANCHOR POINT or where your hand is at full draw. After shooting off the string for all 6 years I been bowhunting, I went to a string loop about a month ago and the only regret I had was not doing so sooner. The string loops are amazing and really helped to make me more accurate. The reduction of string torque was enought for me. I love it! Again, it doesnt do anything to the Drawlength, just your anchor point. If you have a 29" draw before the loop, you will still have a 29" draw after the loop is on, just your hand will be 1/2" further back. (If you have a release that your can adjust to be shorter, then you can compensate for that 1/2" difference. Thats what I did with my scotts moongoose.) Get yourself a loop, there 100% worth it.
 
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