That's impressive. I ain't smart enough to know what you did and how it works but I am impressed.
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Man you got balls I’ll give you that. Impressive results. But no way I would put something like that in the hands of my kids for them to use. I’ve seen too many pictures of what happens when limbs explode, no way I could get comfortable with the risk vs the reward.
Thanks for sharing and hope things continue to work as planned for you.
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Originally posted by zanemanaggie View PostI hope this explains how this is not changing the brace height like yall think I am and why it is not less forgiving than the original bow
Brace height = Distance between the string and deepest part of the grip. However most use the berger hole for this measurement.
However - Who cares. Great work!
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Originally posted by gmac View PostMan you got balls I’ll give you that. Impressive results. But no way I would put something like that in the hands of my kids for them to use. I’ve seen too many pictures of what happens when limbs explode, no way I could get comfortable with the risk vs the reward.
Thanks for sharing and hope things continue to work as planned for you.
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Originally posted by Archery1st View PostYou absolutely are shortening the brace height.
Brace height = Distance between the string and deepest part of the grip. However most use the berger hole for this measurement.
However - Who cares. Great work!
i am saying that the reason that people think it hurts you in any way as a shoot was how they changed the BH before. the pivot points of the bow are not changed. you hand relative to limb pocket and string angle are virtually identical.
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Originally posted by Archery1st View PostAs long as the limbs arent split during the mods..just shorting the limbs actually makes them stiffer = stronger. But it should also increase the poundage. As long as the stiffness keeps pace with the poundage increase there should be no issues.
i have a 5" BH bowtech carbon knight that i have shot for about 4 years now.
it started as a 50 and is now a max 72. i shoot about 53-55 pounds and i shoot over 300fps @27.5" draw....
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