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sean
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posted 07/27/2006 04:12 PM EST.
hey, how far of a shot can i take? and on a longer shot (15yrds+) and at water level will my arrow skip or will it never do that? thnx for any input
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Parker
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Response #1 posted 07/27/2006 05:32 PM EST.
it usually doesnt skip if ur usin a fiberglass arrow, the longest shot ive made was over 20 yards, i guess it depends on ur skill level and the amount of line u have. taking deep shots beyond even 10 yards.. in my opinion... is vertually impossible unless ur usin a LOT of poundage, even then its prolly a lucky shot.
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garmaster
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Response #2 posted 07/27/2006 08:53 PM EST.
i have seen fiberglass skip with fletchings on it. other than that it should not skip
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karpfen
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Response #3 posted 08/12/2006 03:33 AM EST.
dont use those damn flechings they dont do anything except slow your arrow down
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Parker
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Response #4 posted 08/12/2006 09:57 AM EST.
i gotta agree with u on that
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Mike
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Response #5 posted 08/12/2006 10:06 AM EST.
It usaully pisses alex off because i shoot a higher poundage than him which gives me an extended range over many of the guys we shoot with. Like parker said 20 Plus yards shoots are not uncommon.
The fletching does nothing for you, strip it off. The line attached to the arrow will keep it going straight. Practice those longer shots and before you know it you'll be making those miracle shots you once thought were out of range
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Deerminator
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Response #6 posted 08/12/2006 10:07 AM EST.
Correct.
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Jim(BigBird)
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Response #7 posted 08/12/2006 12:39 PM EST.
Don't tie the string to the arrow use a Muzzy slide much safer.
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Parker
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Response #8 posted 08/12/2006 01:40 PM EST.
i agree with that too. i was watchin team fitzgerald the other day, and they were encouraging to tie to the back of the arrow. i couldnt believe it , and when he drew it back it got snagged on his limb/limbsaver, i laughed
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Mike
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Response #9 posted 08/12/2006 01:43 PM EST.
Look who your talking about, they're not the sharpest tools in the shed
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Parker
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Response #10 posted 08/12/2006 01:49 PM EST.
haha yeah they didnt get too many fish either, but they do have a nice boat
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carpkiller
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Response #11 posted 08/17/2006 12:47 AM EST.
safety slides are not better with a spin cast setup they are with a hand wrap reel tho safety slides allow you to draw with a spin cast even if the button isnt pushed
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Deerminator
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Response #12 posted 08/17/2006 08:05 AM EST.
Ya can only idiot proof things so much.
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elk-aholic
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Response #13 posted 08/17/2006 05:35 PM EST.
Safety slides are the only way to go.
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