New to bowhunting. Just got a new release. Long story short, I (unintentionally) half dry-fired the bow (3/4 drawn). I checked the limbs for any sort of indication that something bad happened. There might be a small little micro crackline, but it's a camoflouge bow and the "crackline" if you want to call it that, is right along where two different camo patters meet, so I'm not sure if the bow was like that before, or if it is a result of the dry fire.

I am not convinced that this "crack" is even really a crack, instead a line in the bow from the two meshing camo patterns.... more of a "scratch". Does this sound like the type of "crack" that occurs after a dry fire? Is this a huge concern? Is the bow unsafe now? Any advice?