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Though an arrow only weighs a little bit it does cause your limbs to not unflex as fast, hence the reason you should only shoot arrows in the right weight class. If you don't have that little bit of weight your limbs will fling forward to fast and actually go past "straight" causing stress and possibly cracks. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong but that's my understanding.
Quote from: sirfunkeybut on May 31, 2013, 10:05:56 PMThough an arrow only weighs a little bit it does cause your limbs to not unflex as fast, hence the reason you should only shoot arrows in the right weight class. If you don't have that little bit of weight your limbs will fling forward to fast and actually go past "straight" causing stress and possibly cracks. Anyone correct me if I'm wrong but that's my understanding.pick up a base ball and throw it as hard as you can, that will demonstrate how your bow feels when shooting an arrow. Now act as though your throwing a base ball with out actually having a ball in your hand and throw your arm as hard as you can, then you will understand what your bow goes through if its dry fired