exomax dryfire?

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dw
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exomax dryfire?

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can an exomax survive a dryfire?
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Post by Travis_81_81 »

give me 10 mins i will go try it and let you know..BRB





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Oh, dw... dw...dw?

Why might you be asking? :wink:

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dw wrote:can an exomax survive a dryfire?
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sorry, NOPE !...although not immediately visible, i guarantee sometimes gonna' be bent or broken...(usually db bars are bent at a minimum)

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mine did NOT
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Post by TYE »

I dry fired my Pheonix once... :oops:

My friend and I were shooting my Vixen and Pheonix in his back yard one day... he had his one finger in the way of the string on the Vixen when he shot once... well... lets just say he learned his lesson... hehehe
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Post by bj »

pdislow wrote:mine did NOT
if you straight edge the db bars, i guarantee there will be some degree of bend in them - if it was an absolute 100 % dryfire :oops: ...they can't withstand the brute force...this is not biggy as you can easily straighten them out either off or on the bow...

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