From: northern wolf
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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what do you think, is this "crack" dangerous? it is located on belly side of the bow.
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From: fdp
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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Doesn't look like it runs with the grain to me so I would say yes.
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From: PaPa Doc
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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Some good wicking glue will help
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From: r-man
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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impact strike ? glue and go I say
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From: camodave
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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I think I would be uncomfortable shooting that bow
DDave
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From: Orion
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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Looks to me like you banged it on something or hit it with something. No stress fracture that i can see. I'm with r-man. Glue it and shoot it.
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From: bodymanbowyer
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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As papa doc said, wicking glue and shoot it. Looks like it got banged on somthing or dropped on a rock. Is it the lower limb? Jeff F
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From: fdp
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Date: 20-Apr-15 |
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Question is....is it a crack? What does it do when it's strung, or drawn part way? If it's across the grain, like it appears, I wouldn't try to save it.
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From: northern wolf
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Date: 21-Apr-15 |
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It is small compression failure, i draw and shoot this bow regulary, it does not show any signs of danger.
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From: BowAholic
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Date: 21-Apr-15 |
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it looks like a selfbow with a few frets showing...if so, they are not good. You could do a patch.
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