RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Follower if you don't like that release you know where to send it ;). Might trade my Little Goose Deluxe wrist strap for it, if you decide you dont like it lol

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Now little stupid maybe but im kinda got nervous uneasy feeling bout drawing my bow back even though he said it was ok ya know what i mean...

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

No but I hadthe factory string onmy Browning Oasisbreak right at the shot. The arrow flew into the target but the bow still made a big boom. I had it taken apart and inspected, everthing checked out ok. I put on a new set of Stone Mountain Dakota's and shot it the rest of the season.

I was looking over my bowsabout a month agoand found a crack in the upper limb. Very small but a crack none the less. I'm not saying it was from the string breaking but I wouldn't rule it out either.

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

90 meters huh.

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Nope,But my brothers son did to it to my brothers new Dren about 3 weeks ago.IT WAS NOT PRETTY!!!!

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Umm..im guilty also.. Started shooting a BT release this spring, I eased to full draw, found my anchor, arrow fell off(still dont know how), went to let down and there she went..I was at 3/4 draw at that time though.LOUD.[:@]

A Funnyone:I also shoot a thumb release and i was almost to full draw (this spring also) and the whole release slipped outof my hand..Arrow went airbourne:eek: never to be seen again and my release was found about 5min later..;)I caught a lot offlak from the guys over that one..haha

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Here's what I did to my old bow after a full draw dryfire. Gouged up the cam, but the draw-length adjustment slider took the bulk of the energy out of it.

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

Quick:

You "practically"dry-fire your new bow every time you shoot it!

:D

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

yep, i was just starting to use a knocking loop a few years agoand it broke when i practice drew it between shots(yea, very dumb not to catch it in time). at the time i had it turned down to 60# instead of up to 70. I think that is what saved me, i had it inspected and all it did was snap several strands of the string, so it was a relatively cheep fix.

RE: Have you ever dry fired your bow?
 

I personnaly have never dry fired my bow but my friend that doesnt know that much picked up my bow,drew it back,and with his terrible stance dry fired my bow![:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:@][:o]