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joeturse 09-06-2002 11:51 AM

Overdraws
 
Experimented with them years ago,and found that they were very critical to bow torque.
The idea of using a lighter shorter arrow is great,but is your accuacy the price?
What is your opinion?

Joe



c903 09-06-2002 12:11 PM

RE: Overdraws
 
Removed the overdraws from both my bows for the very reason you state.

Also had problems obtaining consistently good arrow flight.

Edited by - c903 on 09/06/2002 13:17:38

Rack-attack 09-06-2002 01:01 PM

RE: Overdraws
 
No need for them anymore with todays carbon arrows.

moonge 09-06-2002 08:40 PM

RE: Overdraws
 
even in the day when overdraws where all the rage I only found that I liked them to reduce arrow spine for longer draw lengths. I still know guys who are 31+ draw lengths and they still use them to just knock down a few notches in arrow spine. Other than that I agree with the new carbons they are more or less becoming a thing of the past except for the shorter 1" models which don't seem to be that bad for the average shooter to handle.

Stealth_Force 09-07-2002 12:57 AM

RE: Overdraws
 
Also with a drop away rest (many are set up as slight overdraws anyway) you can get away with a little more overdraw


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