Well I tried FOBS
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blissfield MI USA
Posts: 5,293
RE: Well I tried FOBS
I have no doubt they work well, I just don't like the concept is all and the down sides to using them. I would have the same problem with anchoring. I would probably have to change my form in order to use them.
Paul
Paul
#3
RE: Well I tried FOBS
ORIGINAL: Paul L Mohr
I have no doubt they work well, I just don't like the concept is all and the down sides to using them. I would have the same problem with anchoring. I would probably have to change my form in order to use them.
Paul
I have no doubt they work well, I just don't like the concept is all and the down sides to using them. I would have the same problem with anchoring. I would probably have to change my form in order to use them.
Paul
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern PA USA
Posts: 1,398
RE: Well I tried FOBS
I bought a dozen to try. I agree that anchoring can be different. I haven't shot them at enough distance to tell if they are any better or not. Many on ArcheryTalk claim that they are very impressive shooting broadheads in a cross wind. I had trouble with one of my bows getting the rest to drop fast enough, but I had to retime the rest. Time will tell.
#8
RE: Well I tried FOBS
I had toyed with the idea of trying the FOB's as well. But if I don't get my fletching far enough forward it touches my face at full draw. Now that it has been mentioned in this thread, and the way they fit on an arrow, I'm sure they would hit my face - and bug the hell outta me too!
#9
RE: Well I tried FOBS
ORIGINAL: Matt/TN
You want to pass them along for someone else to try [8D]
You want to pass them along for someone else to try [8D]