MILLERTIME10

I pulled a "robin hood" lasat week for the first time at 30 yards. It was cool to do, but like everyone said it's not something you want to get in the habit of.

bowdaddy1964

Yeah I never will forget that sound, kinda made me all giddy inside at the same time I was feeling sick at trashing 2 arrows that used to really fly straight. Before that day I allways tried to hit the nock of the last arrow I shot, nowing full well I would never in a milloin years hit the darn thing. Went straight out and bought a lottery ticket....

Mallardkiller

my 1st and only and last robin hood took me three weeks after i got my first bow, and 2 of them weeks it wasnt setup, so a week of shooting and 2 goldtips later i had my first

jemrami9

Yeah its cool the first time and gets more expensive each time after. Same drill, I dont shoot groups from 30 and in anymore. It sure is a nice feeling to know that your arrows group that tightly from 30yds and inhowever....

Deerhunter_515

ya so should i just replace the nock or retire the arrow??

BigDaddy12t

Im in the same boat, I have yet to get a robbin hood, but it only took me a couple of practice rounds to break a nock.

obsessed bowhunter

Just replace the nock but make sure you check the arrow out very well before you shoot it again. I have robin hooded several arrows over the years. It does not hurt the second arrow so, just pull it out an use it again. It is still expensive though.

Deerhunter_515

alright guys thanks for the info! ne one else have any imput?

ScottF2345

I picked up a bow for the first time last year, and after a half a year of shooting, I got my first robin hood. 20 yards, at a sports shop while they were tuning my bow.

IA Buck Hunter

It gets expensive to do too often (robinhood), but the first ones always fun to show your buddies. The feeling waers off fast after the 2nd/3rd time at $10-$12 a piece.