How many of us actually do???
03-25-2008 | 11:23 AM
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RE: How many of us actually do???
ORIGINAL: OKbowhunter20
Ok I went and checked mine....one had a split in it, at the rear by the nock....kinda scary actually. Needless to say its in the garbage now.Im glad you posted this.
Ok I went and checked mine....one had a split in it, at the rear by the nock....kinda scary actually. Needless to say its in the garbage now.Im glad you posted this.
03-25-2008 | 12:21 PM
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RE: How many of us actually do???
I still don't do it everytime even though I know I should.........My fat 3D arrows are thin walled enough to be scary to think about.
I had a close call at a 3D shoot last year, one of my arrows exploded at release but didn't get my hand. The back fletched section stayed attached to the front 2/3 as it left the bow by a small ribbon of carbon. The thing did cartwheels off the bow and scared every living creature within a 5 mile radius. [:-]
Probably 20 guys at various points all yelled at the same time "What the hell was that!?"
I was lucky. Really lucky.
I had a close call at a 3D shoot last year, one of my arrows exploded at release but didn't get my hand. The back fletched section stayed attached to the front 2/3 as it left the bow by a small ribbon of carbon. The thing did cartwheels off the bow and scared every living creature within a 5 mile radius. [:-]
Probably 20 guys at various points all yelled at the same time "What the hell was that!?"
I was lucky. Really lucky.
03-25-2008 | 02:06 PM
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RE: How many of us actually do???
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA
I still don't do it everytime even though I know I should.........My fat 3D arrows are thin walled enough to be scary to think about.
I had a close call at a 3D shoot last year, one of my arrows exploded at release but didn't get my hand. The back fletched section stayed attached to the front 2/3 as it left the bow by a small ribbon of carbon. The thing did cartwheels off the bow and scared every living creature within a 5 mile radius. [:-]
Probably 20 guys at various points all yelled at the same time "What the hell was that!?"
I was lucky. Really lucky.
I still don't do it everytime even though I know I should.........My fat 3D arrows are thin walled enough to be scary to think about.
I had a close call at a 3D shoot last year, one of my arrows exploded at release but didn't get my hand. The back fletched section stayed attached to the front 2/3 as it left the bow by a small ribbon of carbon. The thing did cartwheels off the bow and scared every living creature within a 5 mile radius. [:-]
Probably 20 guys at various points all yelled at the same time "What the hell was that!?"
I was lucky. Really lucky.
That might be enough to make you need to check your drawers, huh???
03-25-2008 | 02:55 PM
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RE: How many of us actually do???
If you don't you should. I was shooting with a buddy that had one blow up after he shot and it split and went right thru his had. Most of it anyway. It was NASTY!!! He went into shock and I had to carry him out of the woods. Check your arrows before you shoot them and if you hit somthing hard check before you shoot that arrow again!!! ITS NOT A PRETTY SITE when one sticks in you hand!!!
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