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Posted on 30 August 2019.
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Posted on 01 November 2017.
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Posted on 31 July 2014.
My Martin bow is set down to roughly #45, seeing as anything higher than 50 and I’m overbowed due to my 14 year lapse of activity in the sport, and I am physically unable to draw my bow at all. I am not even kidding, I’ve searched and found one person who couldn’t draw on another website to his chin, but, he had a length problem. The length of my bow’s draw was just adjusted 1.5" down to support a possible decision to get a release, which I was told for my arm would be more than sufficient, almost regardless of what mechanism I purchased. So, I went out and bought a TruFire Hurricane Extreme Buckle mechanical release. Put the D-loop on no problem, made it a double turn for some added security with it(didn’t trust the minimum to hold.), nocked an arrow, plugged in, and tugged. And tugged. And tugged, wincing in pain the entire time.
I lowered the draw weight down as far as I could go, about #38, gave it another go, with the exact same result. When I switched to finger release, with my glove, I was able to draw it back, no problem at all, even up to the full #60 for my Martin, albeit highly overbowed and wobbling like crazy. Tried a similar length bow at #25 with the release, and the same excruciating pain in my shoulder appeared, and, I was unable to draw the bow back even an inch. It was as if I was trying to draw the release back, with it attached to a nail embedded in concrete. The string. Barely. Moved. What in the heck is going on here? Why can I draw like a pro with my fingers, but, suddenly, my bowstring is attached to Mjolnir(Thor’s Hammer) when I put the release on? I know it isn’t my bow, because somebody who’s been doing this a while was able to draw my bow no problem, so, I know it has to be me. I really need to know what’s going on, here, and how to fix it, because this is the most discouraging thing I’ve ever experienced in my life.
For anybody offering help, please, I cannot stress enough that I am on an extremely tight budget. Suggesting I purchase a bunch of bells and whistles is useless information, I need advice that will help me deal with this problem for real, using what I’ve got. I’ve spent 200 bucks on this bow, so far, just to get to this point and start failing. This isn’t an equipment problem, it’s a user malfunction, so, how do we fix the user?
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Posted in Best archery reviewsComments Off on Can’t draw bows when switching from Fingers to Mechanical at all.
Posted on 10 July 2014.
I am looking for a set of fingers like coolhandluke used to make. I contacted him and he hasn’t gotten back to me. Do any of you know where else to get a set. I have searched the forum quite extensively but was not able to get a definite response to my search. Thanks guys.
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Posted on 22 December 2013.
What I need to know is, what is the maximum gap I need between the fingers and what is the smallest gap I’ll need.
The thinnest gap I’ve seen has been on youth bows and they are around 5/8" inside of limb to inside of limb. All my adult bow limbs have a 3/4" gap but I know some are actually wider so if I were to build in the adjustment would 5/8" to 1" be enough? The big honken double sided cams on the Martin limbs (below) fit in the 3/4" gap so I’m, thinking 1" should be enough. What do you guys think?
Thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.
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Posted on 22 March 2013.
Must say it does feel and see ‘right’….
ArcheryTalk Forum: Archery Target, Bowhunting, Classifieds, Chat – Traditional Archery
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