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02-02-2008 | 01:16 PM

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jeremy3303

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From: Salisbury, NC

RE: re fletching arrows

Sorry about bringing those PAINFUL memories back Doug.[:@]

But I feel it really helps in understanding how careful we should be, all it takes is one time..

02-04-2008 | 01:38 PM

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gmil6184

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From: New Hartford, NY

RE: re fletching arrows

Holy cow! I didn't know that could happen, good to know though. Haha I'm going to go check all my arrows when I get out of class now!

02-04-2008 | 07:31 PM

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Armybowhunter28

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From: JBER, Alaska

RE: re fletching arrows

Yep after seeing those pics I would have to say pitch em.

02-04-2008 | 07:35 PM

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OKbowhunter20

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From: Stillwater OK

RE: re fletching arrows

After looking at those pics i would say it is definatly not worth the chance

02-05-2008 | 09:29 AM

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WVSPORTSMAN

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From: Crab Orchard, WV

RE: re fletching arrows

LAST SUMMER, MY GIRL FRIEND WAS SHOOTING HER HOYT ON 38LBS AND HAD THE ARROW SPLIT AND BREAK DURING THE SHOT. I JUST THANK GOD SHE WASN'T INJURED. AFTER INSPECTION WE REALIZED THAT HER RELEASE FAILED AND CAUSE THE PROBLEM. IT JUST BLEW UP IN BETWEEN THE STRING AND RISER. I BELIEVE, IF THE POUNDS WERE SET HIGHER SHE MIGHT HAVE BEEN IN TROUBLE.