Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: OldBow on January 02, 2009, 12:48:07 pm
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What does "flip the tips" mean?
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I'm guessing, make the bottom limb the top?
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Either making the bottom limb the top or recurving the tips. Pat
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Usually it means putting some reflex in the tips.
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is this a trick question? or maybe your'e testing us out, to see how much we know ::)
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I would define it as bending slight recurves into the tips.
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Putting relfex only into the outter limbs. Makes a bow a little more stable, but still boosting speed.
Pappy's the "flip the tips" king :)!
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Flippin the tips is what you do when your bow takes too much set...then you can play it off as "I biult this nice reflex/deflex".. :D...Dont act like you dont know what Im talkin about guys,lol ::) ::) ;D....Brian
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Flippin the tips is what you do when your bow takes too much set...then you can play it off as "I biult this nice reflex/deflex".. :D...Dont act like you dont know what Im talkin about guys,lol ::) ::) ;D....Brian
Shhhhh! Don't let the secret out ;)!
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I've always understood it to mean recurving the tips.
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Sounds like the kind of question that my wife likes to ask. She already knows the answer but she hopes that I will respond with the "correct" answer so she can feel reassured. Very sneaky actually.... ::)