Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: Thesquirrelslinger on June 08, 2013, 12:49:44 pm
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For a average bow, with moderate set... 50-70 pound draw, with about 1 1/2 inch of set already... brace height of about 5-6 inches.
just sitting in some (unknown) location, probably indoors...
To be specific, my new red oak longbow and the elm.
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Why would you want to leave it braced for 2 days..? :o Go hunting or target shooting for a good day and unstring it.! That would be the norm would it not.?
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1.2437% +/- .000124
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Pearly- I think you got your numbers wrong. I believe its 1.2743% is it not? >:D Actually slinger it probably wouldn't cause any more set than your tiller already did. I'm glad to see you post some pics finally. I've definitely seen worse work. Josh
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We'll there probably useless now get the Bon fire started
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Nope, strung it last night to show to neighbor. But my room wasn't clean...
And it wasn't put away...
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Yeah, we all know these bows should not be left strung and that muzzleloaders must always be cleaned right after shooting*. Yeah, and we ALL come to a complete stop at every stop sign and look both ways cautiously before proceeding.
Ssssh! It happens.
At least he didn't put it on the tillering tree, pull it 3/4 drawn and leave it there as I know someone in this forum did! Not naming names, hehehe. >:D
*Don't ask about the pitting in the barrels of my Pedersoli 10 ga. caplock. >:(
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JW
I just realized we forgot to talk front suffers when we were at the Classic !!
I must be getting old or something !
Two days of pulling at brace height is twice as bad as leaving it sit in the corner for a year !!!
It's just a stick with a string !
Man Pearly I wish they had taught me some of that new math for sure !