The roller!!

anyone trust a long distance (forehand) roller shot as much as i do??

[D.J,]

maybe not long distance but i can roll my XD pretty far and trust it to go where i want

[bobd]

dont have to pull it out much, but it is trust-worthy. (forehand'r')

[Smokey]

I prefer my backhand roller for D. I use forehand for accuracy.

[Bill]

Zero roller here, but some accidental ones that turned out better than anything I'd planned. Any advice for someone with no forehand?

[Mr No Non-Sense]

Sidearm a Wraith and then move up to a Boss.

[Rev. Noah]

I wasn't getting consistent results out of my forehand roller. I have been trying to improve my backhand roller but for the past months the ground been either buried under snow or far too muddy to make real use of it.

[J. C. Cannon]

not yet, but i'm working on it...

[Rescue]

Nope, don't like them to many things come into play imo...rocks, twigs, slope changes, dirt mounds, wind..etc.. I'll only use it for an escape shot. So it's more of a scoober than a true roller.

[mark ellis]

Trust is a big word. I'm not sure I can really trust it but they are really fun.

Sort of like dating a stripper.

[ROBEY the one.]

oh so true.

[Jeff Vest]

lmao!

[DaveD]

If you want a reliable sidearm roller, use a fairly stable roller. A stable roller is much easier to predict, just like a stable air shot is easier to predict. The nice thing about a sidearm roller as opposed to a backhand roller, is that you can put a sidearm down much closer to vertical than a backhand.