And there's no problem with that in my books!

Welcome, Miss Archery to the forum.

Welcome to the forum,lots of help when you need it!

I just called her and she said its on the tip of her toungue but she cant remember what model of ten point it is ,she`s not home and won`t be for another hour or so,if she remembers before then I`ll post it.No I`m not the one.she`s my cousin

Yeah, I've had two crossbows ruined, because some of my co-workers dry fired them, you'd think working at a shooting range, they'd know better, right?

he has a bow too and hunts.I could`nt believe he would do something like that and then calmly say "what it don`t hurt em" but it takes all types ,I`ve cracked limbs from shooting too light of an arrow so it does`nt always take a dry fire to wreck a bow,but unfortunately mn. does`nt allow me to shoot a crossbow so I stick to a couple of bowtechs,I know archery but I can`t help as much as I`d like with the crossbow. It`s nice to have forums like this.

Miss Archery,
Sorry to hear about your boyfriend/bow. A couple questions to see if we can solve the issue. First, how did he manage to dry fire the bow. It has a dry fire inhibitor. Second, is your bow a ProFusion. I am guessing yes because you mentioned the Quad scope.
Did you notice a change in the limb, or did you just dind the spot after the dry fire because you were looking. it could be something as simple as a wrinkle in the camo film. Better safe then sorry though. If you can get a good digital photo of it, I would like you to email it to me at TenPoint. Secondly, you can gently run a cotton ball or qtip over the spot and see if the limb grabs the cotton on a snag.
Let me know and I will do my best to help you.
Thanks,
Randy

Well I don`t know what a dry fire inhibitor is but he cranked it back and fired it just like that.

Cranked it back? Does it have an accudraw? And I noticed from your signature that you shoot a 73lb BOW? Wow, and I thought I was something special when I could comfortably shoot 55....

keep in mind I`m quite full grown,ya the old glory is cranked up to 73#,and the black knight is at 76# as for comfort,the old glory is a heavy bow 9 1/2 pounds to be exact real steady even in the wind and with all the bells and whistles I have on it it`s the most comfortable bow I`ve ever shot. The crossbow has a crank on it if that`s what you meant by accudraw,she has a hard time cocking a 170-175# crossbow