If he had the wrong arrows it could happen. Also if they were used, it's possible that the previous owner had damaged the arrow previously and not known it. Another cause would be leaning them in a car or storage building where the temperatures getting extremely hot, this will cause them to...
You will get addicted to it. The key is a lot of practice, to develop muscle memory. Another trick that will help, is to come to full draw and aim at your target, but let someone else trigger your release without telling you it is going to happen. You will want every shot to feel that way. Also...
^^What he said^^
I have had the opportunity to shoot many different manufacturers bows over the years and can tell you that in today's market you can't go wrong with any of them. I have shot PSE bows for over 12 years and my wife and son shoot diamond and mission. You will hear good and bad...
Truball or Scott. Find one that fits your hand and make sure the trigger is adjustable. I've been using a truball chappy boss for about 10 years, without any hiccups.
This thing is awesome, especially the skullworks camo. The let-off is taking me a bit to get used to, but she shoots great. Already running arrow shafts next to each other. It is definitely alot faster than the old firestorm. I'm using one pin out to 40 yards. Haven't set the others yet, that...
I have been shooting the same bow for 12+ years, a PSE Firestorm, and I feel it's time to upgrade. The last bow I even considered getting as a replacement was the DIAMOND Black Ice, until this weekend. I looked at a PSE Sinister in the skullworks camo and have to have it. I haven't kept up with...
Regardless of which one you choose, you will find things you would like to change. Get it set up for you and enjoy. I catch flack for using an old pse firestorm, but I can hit a cd sized target at 100 yards.
Congratulations. The adrenaline rush of a bow kill is crazy. I love the challenge of drawing and swirling for the shot. You definitely earn everyone you get.
Draw length is crucial to being able to shoot accurately. Once you get it set up to fit you and your sights set, then shot as much as possible. If you practice at a longer distance that you plan to shoot normally, it will make you more accurate. I used to routinely shot at 70-100 yards...
I bought one for my son Saturday. His draw is set at 23" & 40#. I took five minutes and changed it to fit me yesterday and it shot great. The bow shop showed me that one complete turn of the limb bolt was 2# change, using a scale. On the plus side, I'd she didn't like it, you will have a...
I haven't kept up on the archery scene too much over the past 7-8 years and was looking to see what's new. Do they still make them for different sizes or do they have a universal model?
I like to spot and stalk, but my property is not large enough. I have a lock-on on one side of the property in a pine tree that I use and a two man ladder on the other side for me to take the kids in.
Went by yesterday afternoon and picked one up. Had them put a loop and peep on and set the dress length/ weight to fit my son. He was shooting 2" groups at 20 yards, this was his first time shooting with a release.
I shot it a few times to rough in the sights and it was really smooth. Thinking...
I'm looking to buy a jig to help save me some cash and maybe make a little. Between my family and inlaws there are 10 shooters. I was looking to see what everyone's thoughts were on the different kinds.