There have been several threads on the so-called 'pointing' aiming system. They have all lacked visual aids, but I have now found this picture on the Austrian website www.traditionelles-bogenschiessen.at:
Interestingly, the drawing is used to illustrate Split Vision... whatever that may be.
A few explanatory words: What I see here is a direct '3D' line down the visible part of the arrow (more than depicted here) to the spot - not the tip covering the point of aim beneath the spot, nor the gap between the point of aim and the spot. It's a question of perspective.
Best,
Martin
Interestingly, the drawing is used to illustrate Split Vision... whatever that may be.
A few explanatory words: What I see here is a direct '3D' line down the visible part of the arrow (more than depicted here) to the spot - not the tip covering the point of aim beneath the spot, nor the gap between the point of aim and the spot. It's a question of perspective.
Best,
Martin