Concept Archery?
08-24-2008 | 05:17 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Michigan
RE: Concept Archery?
ORIGINAL: nralover
Anyone ever heard of these bows?
Anyone ever heard of these bows?
Hummm ..... what bows , it's hard to answer this question if one can't see what your talking about.Do you have a picture or maybe a web link to check in to ? , I've never heard of any concept archery.
08-24-2008 | 05:47 AM
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From: Jefferson County, Missouri
08-24-2008 | 04:43 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Middletown PA United States
RE: Concept Archery?
If they haven't moved they're located somewhere around Allentown, Pa. Been around for at least 7-8 years. The 99% claim is legit, but not for me. I've seen (not done) a rep draw a 70# bow (no arrow) aim it at the ground and slowly remove his hand from the grip. The weight of the ow is enough to keep it at full draw. Just don't wiggle the string or you'll have aluminum braces in your teeth.
The one thing people must consider about this. Like any high letoff bow people are looking for a solid wall to hold against. The reason for the solid wall is that most bows do not have enough holding weight to be able to aim solidly. So they have to pull againstwall or draw stop to, in effect, raise the holding weight to maybe 20#. The same is true for the Concept bows.
The one thing people must consider about this. Like any high letoff bow people are looking for a solid wall to hold against. The reason for the solid wall is that most bows do not have enough holding weight to be able to aim solidly. So they have to pull againstwall or draw stop to, in effect, raise the holding weight to maybe 20#. The same is true for the Concept bows.
