Nothing Carried Over
Field archery doesn't give you a flat lie. The stakes move, the ground tilts, and I've shot bows that punish you for it — the grip shifts just enough under pressure that you're chasing your form all round. The Desert Ironwood riser on my Praetorian doesn't do that. My hand finds the same reference every time, clean stance or awkward slope. By the last target I was shooting the same bow I picked up on the first one. That's not something I expected to notice. It's something I stopped taking for granted.
