Questions??
11-19-2008 | 03:24 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Darrtown, OH
Questions??
i have a few bow questions
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
2. my bow is shooting right ad i cant move the sight to the right anymore so i was wondereing wat i could do
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
2. my bow is shooting right ad i cant move the sight to the right anymore so i was wondereing wat i could do
11-19-2008 | 03:38 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Where the ducks don't come no more
RE: Questions??
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
i have a few bow questions
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
i have a few bow questions
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
Depends.
2. my bow is shooting right ad i cant move the sight to the right anymore so i was wondereing wat i could do
There.... problems solved.... you're welcome... I also fix cars over the internet.....
No seriously, there is no way of knowing if the hypothitical unknown arrow you buy tomorrow is going to fit the hypothetical unknown bow of 2011. I'm sure you could make the bow match the arrow... but its usually better to do it the other way around.
You need to solicit the services of a pro-shop.
11-19-2008 | 03:43 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Darrtown, OH
RE: Questions??
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
Depends.
Depends.
There.... problems solved.... you're welcome... I also fix cars over the internet.....
No seriously, there is no way of knowing if the hypothitical unknown arrow you buy tomorrow is going to fit the hypothetical unknown bow of 2011. I'm sure you could make the bow match the arrow... but its usually better to do it the other way around.
You need to solicit the services of a pro-shop.
ORIGINAL: mossberghunter93
i have a few bow questions
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
i have a few bow questions
1. since my current arrows are falling apart i was wondereing if i get new ones then can i still use them if i get a an entire new bow in the next year or two
Depends.
2. my bow is shooting right ad i cant move the sight to the right anymore so i was wondereing wat i could do
There.... problems solved.... you're welcome... I also fix cars over the internet.....
No seriously, there is no way of knowing if the hypothitical unknown arrow you buy tomorrow is going to fit the hypothetical unknown bow of 2011. I'm sure you could make the bow match the arrow... but its usually better to do it the other way around.
You need to solicit the services of a pro-shop.
11-19-2008 | 03:55 PM
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From: Saint Paul, MN
RE: Questions??
Much better to get the bow first. I made that mistake. I bought all my accessories and then the 82nd and I don't think I have a single one of them on my current setup. It is super expensive if you make that mistake.
11-20-2008 | 08:07 AM
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From: Florissant, Missouri
RE: Questions??
As far as number 2 goes....did you try to tune it? You may just have to make a little rest adjustment and it could make all the difference in the world. Also check to see if your fletchings are hitting your string or rest on their way out. As far as number 1....I agree....it depends. Not saying this will fix it....but it could help.
11-20-2008 | 08:50 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Darrtown, OH
RE: Questions??
ORIGINAL: bcvd45
As far as number 2 goes....did you try to tune it? You may just have to make a little rest adjustment and it could make all the difference in the world. Also check to see if your fletchings are hitting your string or rest on their way out. As far as number 1....I agree....it depends. Not saying this will fix it....but it could help.
As far as number 2 goes....did you try to tune it? You may just have to make a little rest adjustment and it could make all the difference in the world. Also check to see if your fletchings are hitting your string or rest on their way out. As far as number 1....I agree....it depends. Not saying this will fix it....but it could help.
11-20-2008 | 08:56 AM
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From: Florissant, Missouri