I dont know whats wrong????
08-31-2009 | 07:02 AM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Painesville, ohio
What these guys said. Remember, poundage is just a number and what is necessary is not always what our testoterone level thinks.
Whether you can draw 70# easily is not an issue. It's just not necessary for anything you going to hunt here. Now it seems your bow may be being over-clocked. The increase in poundage is probably more than being offset by a reduction in efficiency due to internal friction and other things. So now you may be just drawing excess poundage for naught.
Whether you can draw 70# easily is not an issue. It's just not necessary for anything you going to hunt here. Now it seems your bow may be being over-clocked. The increase in poundage is probably more than being offset by a reduction in efficiency due to internal friction and other things. So now you may be just drawing excess poundage for naught.
and its more accurate than when it was cranked down.
08-31-2009 | 04:14 PM
#12
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Spike
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I took it to the bow shop this morning. He took a .5" out of the draw length, and he said it looked much better. When I described it to him, he said it sounded like the draw length was to long, thats why it was pulling a little bit. It felt better afterwards, so thats definetely a good thing.
08-31-2009 | 04:50 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Where the ducks don't come no more
I took it to the bow shop this morning. He took a .5" out of the draw length, and he said it looked much better. When I described it to him, he said it sounded like the draw length was to long, thats why it was pulling a little bit. It felt better afterwards, so thats definetely a good thing.
