| From: Geezy Rider
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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Howdy y'all. Newbie here. This site was recommended to me for questions about warfing a bow. So here goes.
I have an old compound, Jennings Carbon Extreme, that's too old to sell or pawn. Would this bow be a decent candidate for warfing?
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| From: wTk
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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If it's the one that I see when I google it I think it has too much reflex in the riser to work very well. I have one with mildly a reflexed riser that shoots well if I keep my form correct.
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| From: Jim Casto Jr
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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I'd suggest doing a search here for the for username: Hiram
He "is" everything WARF. He'll give you the straight poop.
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| From: 4nolz@work
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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go to tradtalk.com forums-subforum "warfin' wall".Unless Im mistaken it can be warfed.
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| From: 4nolz@work
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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http://tradtalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=33
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| From: Seahorse
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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/Warfing/; to warf; verb: When a bow ages and becomes unserviceable, one should take it to the nearest wharf and throw it in ;^)
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| From: Geezy Rider
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| Date: 29-Aug-14 |
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That's a good one seahorse. Lol.
Thanks for the suggestions guys.
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| From: rd2
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| Date: 30-Aug-14 |
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I wouldn't count it out because of the riser reflex, the limb pad angle may help stableise it. Besides,what else are you going to do with it?
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