Yep, yesterday was the first time I have missed my target with my Liberty
I drew back, aimed, slowly squeezed the trigger of my release. Next thing I know, the release doesn't open, it is frooze shut (dang 8 degree weather), well, I get ready to let down and BAM, the release opens and off flys my arrow into the woods [:@]
I was at about 3/4 full draw when the release finally let go. Will this have any negative effect on the bow? I don't see how it could as the arrow was still on the string, but I am not sure.
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Jason.........talk about paranoid. Relax.......if you think about it, what happened was less violent than if you were at full draw.
Sorry about the loss of the arrow though.
I do understand your pain though, although I have a hole in my garage to remind me of it everyday.[]
Good torture test for a CXL350 though.
I had a hangfire on my one thumb trigger release practicing spots from my driveway. sear didn't trip and I sat there wondering what the heck to do........well the release decided for me. 3/4 draw and BANG!
That was with the Pro40 Dually though so you do have the first official Liberty miss.
Congratulations![8D]
BM, it was you that missed not the Liberty, 8 degrees man you got it bad. Glad noone was hurt.
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HighBow, I know that it was me, I just had to put that title on there to get some peoples attention! The 8 degrees is nothing, Saturday night, it got down to -13 degrees here, now that is COLD!!!!!
Matt, I am a little paranoid. Geez, I don't know what I would do if I hurt my Liberty
I'll have to go check out my woods Wed when I am setting up my Stealth cam and see if I can find that arrow! Stupid me set the rest on my target which had some snow on it, The release must have been warm from my hand and it melted some of the snow. When I drew back, that frooze up
Now who was it that said Matt couldn't hit the broadside of his garage???????
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Sounds like you "liberated' that arrow!!!! Free from further tortures of being thrusted through the air against it's will!!! Free from being abused by being yanked from a nice warm target back stop!!! Free from being struck by another arrow while finally coming to rest in the X!! Free from,,,,, well you get my drift
I've had a ton of time on my hands today with the 13 inches of snow and steady 25 MPH winds we're having!!![] I called in and took the day off work, I'm sure I wouldn't have made it there, I live out in the sticks you see, the woman and the dog and the kid in me. I got a Bowtech and an arrow and a 4 wheel drive and a country boy can survive,,, A COUNTRY BOY CAN SURVIVE!!!!!
Hey Buck, I'm trying not to laugh. Thats funny actually. I know exactly how you feel though. I did something similar a few years back at a 3D shoot though. Talk about feeling "" this small. There were peopel all around. I stepped to the stake, eye balled the distance and began drawing. About half way through the draw my release broke and off went my arrow about 15 feet over the target and down through the woods. Everyone was looking at me as to say "look at this idiot!!" Bummer of it was, I didn't have another release.
All joking aside, Matt/PA is right, nothing to worry about. You do more violent things to that bow at full draw. I"m just glad you had an arrow there. Otherwise things coulda been purdy ugly.
MISSED WITH THE LIBERTY!!!!!!!
Relax.......if you think about it, what happened was less violent than if you were at full draw. 
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