I connected the iron and my shots start to hit where I want
https://youtu.be/APr6isji_iQ
I tried what appears in that video and the difference is very noticeable
I connected the iron and my shots start to hit where I want
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Re: I connected the iron and my shots start to hit where I want
Its well known test but nobody can explain why it helps and what we have to do to fix this permanently without using stuff like iron. So its kind of wrong way right?