Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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Welcome to the DryFire Club!

It's always better when there are witnesses! :lol:

For those anxious to join the illustrious DryFire Club - interaction with the witnesses can cause the distraction which can lead to a dryfire. We've found this to be the case with joking around while shooting 3D - easy to get chatting and forget. Phone calls can do it too.

Apparently attending Boofest can also increase the odds in favour of a dryfire. :mrgreen:
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WELCOME to our illustrious club!!! :mrgreen: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Welcome to the club!! nice shootin!
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i have been waiting; waaasss up prez :lol: , i can officially retire now, that is till my services are required once again. u have just joined an elite fraternity ! the brotherhood of the forgotten arrow :) :lol:
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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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Congrats Mr. President!!!!! You now preside over the P.A.D. club. (projectile absent discharge) It's a right of passage thing you know.
I haven't had any trouble with finding my string after a dryfire as it was wrapped around my head! Twice!!!!! :lol: Drew blood the second time :lol:
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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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xcaliber wrote:Yep, like VixChix said, it's more fun when you have a witness. :lol:
Yes it is!! I had 6 witness mine and at Boo Fest to boot!! :lol:
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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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haven't had the pleasure of a dry fire YET!
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:shock: aaaaahhh! did this to mine! 3rd year I had an x-bow and finally dry fired it. checked it over good, everything seemed ok. I have shot at least 50+ shots since that happened. after reading this I went and checked my limbs, and sure enough, the right limb, bottom, about 3" from where it is attached, I have a sliver about an inch long! less than 1/8" wide :( now what?? am I screwed?
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massbow wrote:haven't had the pleasure of a dry fire YET!
Thought the same thing a couple of years ago then it happened
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jody5252 wrote::shock: aaaaahhh! did this to mine! 3rd year I had an x-bow and finally dry fired it. checked it over good, everything seemed ok. I have shot at least 50+ shots since that happened. after reading this I went and checked my limbs, and sure enough, the right limb, bottom, about 3" from where it is attached, I have a sliver about an inch long! less than 1/8" wide :( now what?? am I screwed?

I simply broke the limb sliver off my limb and kept shooting. Mine is on the left limb about 3" out also on the inside top about 2" long and 1/8" wide. I keep thinking about getting the limbs replaced but it shoots the same so I keep putting it off.
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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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Been there done that. Distracted shooting, be it neighbor or cell phone, is the NO1 cause of dryfires...a close second is a loose nut behind the trigger. :D
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Re: Finally a true DRY FIRE!

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Cossack wrote:.....a close second is a loose nut behind the trigger. :D
TRUTH! :lol: :lol: :lol: I love that! :D :D :D
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