limb rebound
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limb rebound
This will be my first yr hunting with my Vortex. My question is after you release the arrow how far forward do the limbs go? Wondering about how much space is needed in front of my bow for free limb travel?
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Re: limb rebound
They will travel forward at least 2" so being on safe side nothin with-in 6" of limbs prior to cockin & stirrup
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Re: limb rebound
That's a very good question...i honestly don't know.
My guess would be a few inches past the furtherest point at rest. I make sure i give myself at least a foot of clearance around my limbs when choosing a stand set up. Haven't had any surprises yet!!
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My guess would be a few inches past the furtherest point at rest. I make sure i give myself at least a foot of clearance around my limbs when choosing a stand set up. Haven't had any surprises yet!!
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Re: limb rebound
http://www.crossbow-review.com/TechCorn ... NSB_p4.htm
http://www.crossbow-review.com/TechCorn ... NSB_p2.htm
http://www.crossbow-review.com/TechCorn ... NSB_p2.htm
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Re: limb rebound
Thank you for the repleys. Boo your utube video seems to answer my question. The limbs do not appear to travel past the point of where they end up at rest.