Tab or Glove...
#11
Nontypical Buck
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From: Southampton Pa BUCKS CO
What about the NO-Glove? Anybody ever try one. I was thinking of trying one on my Great Plains. I like the tab or glove one or the other is fine with me!
hatchet Jack
hatchet Jack
#12
ORIGINAL: hatchet jack
What about the NO-Glove? Anybody ever try one. I was thinking of trying one on my Great Plains. I like the tab or glove one or the other is fine with me!
hatchet Jack
What about the NO-Glove? Anybody ever try one. I was thinking of trying one on my Great Plains. I like the tab or glove one or the other is fine with me!
hatchet Jack
#13
Giant Nontypical
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No-glove is great for bowfishing where shots are short andyou don't want to get your good glove or tab all wet and slimed up. It'll work for hunting or general shooting toobut, like Bob said, it's heavy and it does rob your bow of some performance. Only you can decide whether you would like it enough to make the tradeoff.
#16
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ArthurP, what performance of the bow would it affect? Speed, noise, KE ? I don't shoot much past 20 yards! Thanks
#18
a while ago i read a post about shooting with a loop&Release. if it turns out that a tab or glove keep bothering your fingersyou might want to try a release in stead. (better then selling your bow)
#19
I'd rather deal with the pain and have bloody fingers than put a string loop and use a release on my Longbow! 
Bob I got the gloves in the Post, I'm really liking the BW Glove, very durable with some good protection!!!!!

Bob I got the gloves in the Post, I'm really liking the BW Glove, very durable with some good protection!!!!!


