Bow with only 4" of drop from 0-32yds.
03-12-2008 | 08:56 PM
#41
Giant Nontypical
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From: HENDERSON KY USA
RE: Bow with only 4" of drop from 0-32yds.
MAN,where did I get 4" from?
Anyway,the scenario is still possible(atleast close),as joe has shown,with an exceptionally fast bow.There would be a little more rise in the arch at 18 yards.probably 4".[8D]
Sorry,I must have read something into it somewhere else.
Anyway,the scenario is still possible(atleast close),as joe has shown,with an exceptionally fast bow.There would be a little more rise in the arch at 18 yards.probably 4".[8D]
Sorry,I must have read something into it somewhere else.
03-12-2008 | 08:58 PM
#42
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From: StL, MO
RE: Bow with only 4" of drop from 0-32yds.
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Do you have any understanding of what sight paralax is?
Here is a clue,I gave you a description of what it is on a bow.
ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low
No way.The scenario you describe would have the max distance abovex=0 to be 2 inches. Not gonna happen.
ORIGINAL: TFOX
The original post is feasable except for the dead on at 0.The bow will be a couple inches low at the bow due to the sight paralax(line of sight above arrow) and then if the bow is zeroed from 25-28 yards,the trajectory would allow it to be just about what he said,especially if it isa reasonably fast bows,even a slower bow can be pretty close to it.
The original post is feasable except for the dead on at 0.The bow will be a couple inches low at the bow due to the sight paralax(line of sight above arrow) and then if the bow is zeroed from 25-28 yards,the trajectory would allow it to be just about what he said,especially if it isa reasonably fast bows,even a slower bow can be pretty close to it.
Do you have any understanding of what sight paralax is?
Here is a clue,I gave you a description of what it is on a bow.
The description of the arrow ballistics you have is exactly how it would happen.
03-12-2008 | 09:03 PM
#43
Giant Nontypical
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From: HENDERSON KY USA
RE: Bow with only 4" of drop from 0-32yds.
ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low
Heck with it...I had a long response typed, but it ain't worth it. Nope, I have no clue.
The description of the arrow ballistics you have is exactly how it would happen.
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Do you have any understanding of what sight paralax is?
Here is a clue,I gave you a description of what it is on a bow.
ORIGINAL: RobinAim Low
No way.The scenario you describe would have the max distance abovex=0 to be 2 inches. Not gonna happen.
ORIGINAL: TFOX
The original post is feasable except for the dead on at 0.The bow will be a couple inches low at the bow due to the sight paralax(line of sight above arrow) and then if the bow is zeroed from 25-28 yards,the trajectory would allow it to be just about what he said,especially if it isa reasonably fast bows,even a slower bow can be pretty close to it.
The original post is feasable except for the dead on at 0.The bow will be a couple inches low at the bow due to the sight paralax(line of sight above arrow) and then if the bow is zeroed from 25-28 yards,the trajectory would allow it to be just about what he said,especially if it isa reasonably fast bows,even a slower bow can be pretty close to it.
Do you have any understanding of what sight paralax is?
Here is a clue,I gave you a description of what it is on a bow.
The description of the arrow ballistics you have is exactly how it would happen.
But the arrow does hit low at the bow.[8D]
I know where I got it now,the name of this thread was where I got it,then I just skimmed over the original post .
Atleast to what I read.
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