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Has anyone shot both of these two limbs? If so I'd be interested in any feed back re draw feel. My current two main limbs are CV and hex6.5 both of which are stellar but I'm curious if there's anything somewhere in the middle with a bit more give early in the draw like the CV and a little less...

My poor sweet baby girl...her womanhood was brutally stripped away from her in the sneakiest of ways today...I think I'd rather clip my testicles off with a pair of garden shears than put any dog I own through this again. :(

I've been shooting a 45# Grizzly recurve for a few months now. Got a vintage Kodiak Magnum in the mail today that's also 45#. They feel different. The Kodiak feels like there's way less tension than the Grizzly. Brace height on Grizzly is 7.5" and Kodiak is 8.5". Could the shorter limbs of the...

Hey Guys, I've had my Quinn for a while (bought new around 8 years ago) and painted the limbs. It is a Quinn Comet XL 3D. Problem is, I can't remember if it is the 64" or 66" model, and the limbs markings etc are gone due to painting. I measured the string under tension at 61 and 1/4" and my...

This may be a difficult notion to articulate, but it's been on my mind. As most of you know I spent last year in Afghanistan. When I returned my bow arm needed a little bit of cleaning up, but for the most part my shot was okay. Nevertheless, my shooting was not as consistent as I would like...

Most reference material talks about the bow hand grip going down the "lifeline"... but here's my question: Are you meant feel the bottom of the grip pressing in the bony part of your palm? Or is the feeling of the grip meant to be in web part of your hand? I have a weird bow arm - basically...

Hi wise ones - have heard risers like the GMX called a hard/stiff feeling riser & pse-x appeal a soft feel riser - I have a couple of harder feel risers (Moon & Vision) & a softer feeling Fantom - am thinking one more soft feel would even up the herd ... any names come to mind in a 25" riser...

To the best of my knowledge, a bow drawing xx# @ xx", all else being equal the arrow should have a spine weight that is 5 to 10# heavier or somewhere within that 5# range is that correct? So it stands to reason that all else being as it should... form, release, follow through, etc. the arrow...

For the most part my practice work has become mechanical, no feelings involved other than forced relaxation - good in tough situations where you have to make a shot. Breathe, draw, anchor, breathe, relax check routine, breathe, settle on the bull, release the breath as expanding. I did fully...

here ya go this should make you feel better. Borders Harrier royale with POC arrow. 42#@29" 66". it is not that we can't shoot wood. I can do ok at normal hunting ranges. just a plain ole bow and plain ole arrow ah oh one thing it has a internal weight in the grip. oh yea and one more...

Firstly, I apologize for all the questions. I have been out for several years and have much to catch up on. I know in my shot sequence I am supposed to get to anchor, set the sight picture, and then move to the final stages of the shot. I believe many incorporate "expansion" into the back end...

...emerging from hibernation. Is Spring here yet? My archery spidey senses are tingling and I am raring to do some shooting, its been too long (not just the weather getting in the way). Need to book some shoots and blow off the cobwebs/break off the rust. Might need some new toys too...

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I have been shooting HEX5 and HEX6 limbs now for about three years. I have posted quantitative test results for both on archeryinterchange.com, but have not really commented much on feel. Today I use my HEX6 limbs to shoot 90 and 70 meters split finger, and some PSE ProElites limbs to shoot 50...

the tab or the glove... I like the feel and control of the glove but get a much cleaner release with a tab..however my shot consistency isn't there as much with a tab as it is with a glove..