ranger56528

1st off a BIG THANK YOU to Cossack/Boris for haveing me outto his home today.........
Yep it is so,after 25yrs I finaly did it.[]............I dryfirerd[:@] the Y25 and it took it like a well made bow should.....No damage and nothing said,we both new what happend.........
I was out at Boris's(cossack)house today and had a very good time for the little time I was there,I have made a note to myself to plan at least 6 hours minnxt time I go due to the fact he is full of information/knowlage [X(],I had a fun time sighting in the Y25 due to the fact he has a awsome yard witha great shooting(not like mine witch is limited)area for bows witch brings me to the dryfire...I was sitting on the deck after finaly getting sited inand was going to shoot but my mind was on site ajustment and it happend,I cocked the Y25 aimed and WHAM new it right away what I had done and after wechecked the limbs over I recocked and shot again with no problems,I also got to shoot his Parker to witch all I can say is its fast.....
Got to chrono the Y25 with 409.5grn arrows and it did 315 witch made me happy.
I will stop here..
Once again thaks for the fun time Boris...

Jim F.

smokepolehall

gee you had to bring up that dryfire stuff, just never let it go! [&o]yes i admitt it having done that dismal deed not with just my 1st Phoenix but also with the exocet 200. i bet the phoenix i have now has been dryfired as i traded for it. lucky for me it was with the excel strings and not the FFF type.[8D]

Cossack

Thanks Jim, I had a good time too, both shooting and visiting about "man toys." The y25 looks great. It's stock fits like it was made for ME (you sure it's got your name on it?). I'm down to two bows at the moment; thinkin' the Vortex and Cyclone just may need some company.

ranger56528

I'am sure there is one out there calling your nameafter all I have a dryfire on it and I'am sure,no,positive you wouldn't want it now..........

Dnk

I think we have a new club president!

Digger886

I too have had a couple of dry-fires with my Vixens and one with a Wolverine, just wasn't concentrating on the business at hand. Took place over the last tenyears every 3 years or so. 150 lb Excals are pretty well bullet proof. I'm going to be extra cautious with Y25 Relayer though.

saxman1

Welcome to the club.
The list is long but distingushed

ranger56528

Untill the nxt person Mans-up .......

Arthur P

I've had a couple of dry fires with my primitive crossbows. That stinkin' trigger is in exactly the right spot to hit my knee and, if I'm not careful how I move after I get it cocked... well, in the words of Sgt York while holding his pistol on a German officer,"This thang touches off kinda easy."

Dnk

Sgt York, wasn't he the brilliant soldier that whacked the approaching enemy from the furthest to the nearest Art? He figured he could get them all if the ones he dropped weren't noticed by the ones infront?