well im taking it to town hall tomorrow and getting a new d loop cause the one i had just blew up yea and i gota get some more monkey tails cause when that happned one broke off
ouch. might want to have them check the limbs over just in case. they could be damaged and it would do more harm and possibly hurt urself. also just a tip. u should never draw a bow without an arrow in it for that exact reason. I would hate to see ur pretty lil mathews blow up!!!! lol they cost way too much for that to happen
thats the first time ive ever done that!! im glad i didnt have an arrow in it tho because then id have an arrow in the wall and a foot up my butt lol =[] Im going to the shop tomorrow and grabbing another loop and gona take the bow in to have it checked on
haha ya. it should all be good. most bows can handle a dry fire or 2. hope u like ur bow new bow. im hoping to have one soon but the fiance is making me wait cuz she wants a wedding first i guess. im not sure why but if i had to choose id have a new destroyer or invasion in my hands!!!
haha!!!! Im freaking out about it because i dont want 900 bucks down the drain lol!!! And good luck on that wedding =] and even more luck on the new bow =] I sure as heck hope its fine because ima cry if its broke lol
Personally, I don't like to draw bows without arrows in them, it's impossible to dry fire them that way. I'd really get that thing looked at, even if it was just a "half cycle" dry fire.
More dry fires are done that way than any other. Don't draw the bow unless an arrow is loaded, period -- that's how you'll stop from dry-firing a bow.
i have baseball at 10-11 and then going to the shop after that with the bow and my arrows...gona get it set up checked out and shoot it lol
I agree with Greg. A brand new bow and the first time you pull it back it dry fires, that would be a sick feeling in my stomach.
