While shooting today I have noticed that on some shots while drawing the bow it felt real smooth. And a couple of times it was like drawing back and hitting a wall. Hard for me to explain but like a dead stop. Any ideas ? Thanks, your comments are greatly appreciated.
Thank You,
Mike
Maybe you overdrew when you felt you hit a wall?<><
sticshooter,
I was thinking that but did not know for sure. THANK YOU !!
Back off the screws about a half turn and soften things up at the back end of the draw.Oh, never mind you might not be shooting heavy metal. ;) :biglaugh:
Nah James sounds like he is shooting a real trad bow. :saywhat:
QuoteOriginally posted by sticshooter:
Nah James sounds like he is shooting a real trad bow. :saywhat:
I know that's right :thumbsup: :campfire:
HECK I ws just messing with him. Nothing wrong with metal risers . :bigsmyl: <><
Me too :rolleyes: :eek: :D
Me three. :clapper:
Me 4...
Cool thing about a bow that stacks right at the end of your draw length is you can use it like a "hard wall" on a compound.
One of the best longbow shooters out there, Redbow, has had a few of his bows purposely built that way in the past. That natural draw stop can seriously help your accuracy, especially at longer ranges.