temperature question
#1
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Belgium
Posts: 996
temperature question
Ok, I finally moved to an all new appartement, freshly painted.
I even have my own computer and bowfiddling room, unfortunatly it's right under the roof and it might get a little hot in here....
Would my bow suffer from the heat, I think it will get around 30 degrees celcius at the most.
Frank
Belgium
I even have my own computer and bowfiddling room, unfortunatly it's right under the roof and it might get a little hot in here....
Would my bow suffer from the heat, I think it will get around 30 degrees celcius at the most.
Frank
Belgium
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: temperature question
You never want to let your bow get too hot to touch. That's the threshold level of heat that'll cause damage. It can easily get that hot on the back seat or trunk of a car in full sun on a hot Texas day in August. It doesn't get 'hot' here until it hits 100 F. Anything under that is just 'warm.' [8D]
#7
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
Posts: 5,293
RE: temperature question
I don't think that heat will hurt it too much. Probably won't be that great on rubber things like limbsavers and the such though.
Direct sunlight is what is very bad for a bow, or extreme heat.
Paul
Direct sunlight is what is very bad for a bow, or extreme heat.
Paul
#10
RE: temperature question
ORIGINAL: The Rev
If that is the case, I live in the wrong state. I live and hunt in texas. I am almost 60, been here all my life, trust me, your safe!
If that is the case, I live in the wrong state. I live and hunt in texas. I am almost 60, been here all my life, trust me, your safe!
Where in Texas are you Rev??