hypervelocity
New member
Hello guys,
Earlier this morning (PH Time, GMT+7) I was shooting at the local range, and my string snapped in my face.
I emerged unharmed from that ordeal, fortunately, and one of the guys at the range was generous enough to lend me their spare bowstring. At the end of the day, they let me have the string. Thank goodness people like them still exist.
Anyway, moving on to the point, is it safe for wooden limbs to use Fast Flight strings? I've been shooting the fast flight (unfortunately, I don't know its specifications, brand, etc. All I know is that it is fast flight, and has 20 strands) the entire day on its lowest weight setting on the weight adjustment, since I was too scared to put it at maximum, fearing for the safety of my limbs.
I am currently using a Samick Progress II #34 68" Wooden Limbs. Is it still advisable to continue shooting using this string, or should I get back to Dacron?
Cheers
Earlier this morning (PH Time, GMT+7) I was shooting at the local range, and my string snapped in my face.
I emerged unharmed from that ordeal, fortunately, and one of the guys at the range was generous enough to lend me their spare bowstring. At the end of the day, they let me have the string. Thank goodness people like them still exist.
Anyway, moving on to the point, is it safe for wooden limbs to use Fast Flight strings? I've been shooting the fast flight (unfortunately, I don't know its specifications, brand, etc. All I know is that it is fast flight, and has 20 strands) the entire day on its lowest weight setting on the weight adjustment, since I was too scared to put it at maximum, fearing for the safety of my limbs.
I am currently using a Samick Progress II #34 68" Wooden Limbs. Is it still advisable to continue shooting using this string, or should I get back to Dacron?
Cheers