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Successful harvest after an arrow failure.
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<blockquote data-quote="DartonJager" data-source="post: 2348081" data-attributes="member: 95733"><p>As all who shoot carbon arrows should know, it is a advised from most manufacturers I know of as a must do to slightly test bend your carbon arrows before and after every shot once they are retrieved from the target especially if it is a hard foam target to check if any cracks have developed that may cause a failure in the arrow either once it hits the target or FAR worse during the release sequence and a length ends up in your hand, wrist or arm.</p><p>As a rule when it comes to choosing spine of a carbon arrow ALWAYS go stiffer spined if near the max for any class of arrow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DartonJager, post: 2348081, member: 95733"] As all who shoot carbon arrows should know, it is a advised from most manufacturers I know of as a must do to slightly test bend your carbon arrows before and after every shot once they are retrieved from the target especially if it is a hard foam target to check if any cracks have developed that may cause a failure in the arrow either once it hits the target or FAR worse during the release sequence and a length ends up in your hand, wrist or arm. As a rule when it comes to choosing spine of a carbon arrow ALWAYS go stiffer spined if near the max for any class of arrow. [/QUOTE]
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