My Drenalin is dead
01-06-2008 | 10:49 AM
#31
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RE: My Drenalin is dead
ORIGINAL: live2Draw
enter the 2008 high country's.....Designed to be dry fired for the most part.
I would imagine the Elite bows do ok too, as they have very similar limbs.
ORIGINAL: bigcountryWouldn't it be nice is the ATA's standard was a bow could survive one dry fire. But I bet that bow would wiegh 6lbs or more.
I would imagine the Elite bows do ok too, as they have very similar limbs.
01-06-2008 | 01:38 PM
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RE: My Drenalin is dead
I dryfired my old Jennings bow from full draw. It survived thanks to the design of the cam, as this nut (pictured below) was able to slide down the channel and absorb most of the shock. I also dropped this bow out of the tree @ 25', and it survived unscathed. You'd be amazed at how far a compound bow can bounce, when it hits the ground hard enough.
I practically dry-fire my Iron Mace everytime I shoot it: 71# 290 grain arrow (4.08 gpp). Still in one piece. BC - I'd like to hear more about this "embarrassment" by HCA at the ATA show. That comes as news to me.
I practically dry-fire my Iron Mace everytime I shoot it: 71# 290 grain arrow (4.08 gpp). Still in one piece. BC - I'd like to hear more about this "embarrassment" by HCA at the ATA show. That comes as news to me.
01-06-2008 | 03:45 PM
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RE: My Drenalin is dead
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
BC - I'd like to hear more about this "embarrassment" by HCA at the ATA show. That comes as news to me.
BC - I'd like to hear more about this "embarrassment" by HCA at the ATA show. That comes as news to me.
