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#4
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 53
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From: Sherman, Illinois USA
Navy,
My Doinker does not hardly reach the ground. <grin> I have shot with the doinker for about 4 years, and have had no problems. It seems to be holding up fairly well. I have also seen mine bent at some sharp angles from time to time while hunting, with no apparent ill effects.
My Doinker does not hardly reach the ground. <grin> I have shot with the doinker for about 4 years, and have had no problems. It seems to be holding up fairly well. I have also seen mine bent at some sharp angles from time to time while hunting, with no apparent ill effects.
#7
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 3,445
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From: Memphis TN USA
Well, I have my doinker bent into some pretty extreme positions during one acrobatic "hunting" move or another, and it has never broken. It really doesn't even show much sign of wear[:-]

#8
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 423
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From: Yorkville, IL
Hahahaha, man this thread is not going to get anywhere!! I shoot a 4" Doinker on my Mathews, and have had it on other bows for 4 years and it has not broke at all, but my other one is way too long, probably could not even use it for 3D shoots!!
It is wat to long, and too big, offbalances the bow!!

It is wat to long, and too big, offbalances the bow!!




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