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Maybe it’s time for a new bow?

Messages posted to thread:
Carpdaddy 03-Aug-22
nock nock 03-Aug-22
Carpdaddy 03-Aug-22
White Falcon 03-Aug-22
HEXX 03-Aug-22
Randog 03-Aug-22
hawkeye in PA 03-Aug-22
felipe 03-Aug-22
4nolz@work 03-Aug-22
Carpdaddy 03-Aug-22
Yeller 03-Aug-22
Backcountry 03-Aug-22
babysaph 03-Aug-22
Bassmaster 04-Aug-22
Wayne Hess 04-Aug-22
Live2Hunt 04-Aug-22
HEXX 04-Aug-22
Supernaut 04-Aug-22
Yellah Nocks 04-Aug-22
longshot1959 04-Aug-22
Carpdaddy 05-Aug-22
Desperado 05-Aug-22
arrowchucker 05-Aug-22
Corax_latrans 05-Aug-22
Longcruise 06-Aug-22
Archre167 06-Aug-22
blind squirrel 06-Aug-22
blind squirrel 06-Aug-22
From: Carpdaddy
Date: 03-Aug-22

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Since this one blew up at full draw today. Maybe leaving it strung in a hot garage when it’s near 100 degrees outside is not a great idea? I shoot almost daily and have done this for years, but this time....

From: nock nock
Date: 03-Aug-22




It's always time for a new bow.

From: Carpdaddy
Date: 03-Aug-22

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Another...

From: White Falcon
Date: 03-Aug-22




Sorry!

From: HEXX
Date: 03-Aug-22




It seems to me we always have to pay for an education.

From: Randog
Date: 03-Aug-22




That's a bummer, weird the way that split.

From: hawkeye in PA
Date: 03-Aug-22




Hate when that happens:(. And yes time for new limbs at least.

From: felipe
Date: 03-Aug-22




Maybe expansion from the heat made the bolt fit tighter, my head feels that way today in the Texas heat.

From: 4nolz@work
Date: 03-Aug-22




Overtightening could crack the wedge then the heat got it.Can you make more limbs it looks homemade.

From: Carpdaddy
Date: 03-Aug-22

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Several possibilities, but it’s done, now what to use? I have many bows, Another one like this one, but this is the one I had chosen to hunt with this coming season, been shooting it almost daily. The other one is a little heavier draw but I’ll make due. This was a first and I sure hope the last!

From: Yeller Professional Bowhunters Society - Associate Member
Date: 03-Aug-22

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Yea I can relate to that. Several years back. I’ve put this on here before. Lol

From: Backcountry
Date: 03-Aug-22




Probably the fast-flite string...

From: babysaph Professional Bowhunters Society - Qualified Member
Date: 03-Aug-22




That can't be a widow they dont break

From: Bassmaster
Date: 04-Aug-22




Nice thing about a 3 piece take down is that you can replace the limbs ,and you are ready to go again.

From: Wayne Hess
Date: 04-Aug-22




As long as their a bowyer that can make new limbs to get you back into action, their been bowyers that has passed away with no one to make those certain type of limbs or discontinue that model. Good luck getting back into Action, need extra limbs.

From: Live2Hunt
Date: 04-Aug-22




Wow, Yeller, now that is what you call a blown up bow!!!! it blew up real good!!!

From: HEXX
Date: 04-Aug-22




That Widow must have been hit by a truck (?).

From: Supernaut
Date: 04-Aug-22




Sorry about the bow and glad you weren't hurt.

From: Yellah Nocks
Date: 04-Aug-22




Betcha you're done garaging the bow! Glad you are alright. Hope you can score another set of limbs as well.

From: longshot1959
Date: 04-Aug-22




There is a reason to unstring a bow when not being used. I know that irratates some out there.

From: Carpdaddy
Date: 05-Aug-22




I usually keep my doors open, but sometimes I’m gone and don’t, There is a ceiling fan running, but it still gets near 100 degrees at times. I have other bows strung, and this one has a few years experience, but didn’t get by this time.

From: Desperado
Date: 05-Aug-22




longshot1959, babysaph & HEXX are 100 % correct.....I never leave my bows strung when I'm not shooting ior hunting....Be safe !! Des

From: arrowchucker
Date: 05-Aug-22




It’s always a good time to get a new bow!!!

Arrowchucker

From: Corax_latrans
Date: 05-Aug-22




Naw, dang!

From: Longcruise
Date: 06-Aug-22




It looks by the pics that the initial failure was at the fades and then the split at the bolt followed.

Long distance photographic prognostication. 8^)

From: Archre167
Date: 06-Aug-22




Agreed, anytime is good for a new bow! Glad you weren't hurt. Enjoy the hunt for new!

From: blind squirrel Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 06-Aug-22




Yikes that’s what I do better bring mine inside

From: blind squirrel Compton's Traditional Bowhunters
Date: 06-Aug-22




Yikes that’s what I do better bring mine inside





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