I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
#21
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
Wait a minute GMMAT. Have you ever been to a top level sanctioned NFAA shoot and watched the barebow guys do their thing, or the string walkers. Barebow, no sights, no pins... just the tip of the arrow at targets from 10 yards to 80 yards. When I was playing around years ago JessieMorehead was a youngster whippersnapper. But he could shoot a barebow like no one else. He used to leave people shaking their heads when he'd beat many of the unlimited freestyle guys. They checked his bow, his string, his arrows, hell probably even the bill of his hat looking for markings he could use to aim with. So can a guy shoot a pin to 40 yards. YUP. When You learn the flight of the arrow and skills it's not as tough as you think.[8D]
#23
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
Drop I was not ragging on you, but your friend...compensating that much on alive animal.Why would you when there is the option of having a pin for that distance. I am not one to ever tell another what to doin their huntingarea, but if you are going to shoot that far why not have a pin dead on. As T fox stated at least use a slidebar style.
#24
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
Correct me if Im wrong, but what I read into this is the with the PSE hesaid he could shoot to 60 yds with one pin right?? Ok well he is, but he is also holding 6" high to do it, in other words, if he wasn't doing that he would need a pin set for it right? ok so in reality his bow is not as flat as he's leading on right?? Correct me please. So he is really not shooting out 60 yds with one pin, yet he is....
#25
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
ORIGINAL: MichaelP
Drop I was not ragging on you, but your friend...compensating that much on alive animal.Why would you when there is the option of having a pin for that distance. I am not one to ever tell another what to doin their huntingarea, but if you are going to shoot that far why not have a pin dead on. As T fox stated at least use a slidebar style.
Drop I was not ragging on you, but your friend...compensating that much on alive animal.Why would you when there is the option of having a pin for that distance. I am not one to ever tell another what to doin their huntingarea, but if you are going to shoot that far why not have a pin dead on. As T fox stated at least use a slidebar style.
Do a little trig.
#27
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
I mean Drop come on man, you gotta tell the guy to stop with that. I just don't know why anyone would purposely set out to shoot a deer 90 yds. Just shoot a damn 3d target that far and be glad ya hit it. It's too risky to try on a live animal. BTW, I saw your my space pics....please don't beat me up!!!
#28
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
I am with you Jim, when I get out to 50 or 60 practicing with my spot hog real deal with .19 pins... I think it becomes real hard not to cover my block much less a black dot on it. now i am being fecicious with that statement but you and I are in agreement. I was just asking drops opinion and not trying to argue with him.
#30
RE: I can shoot 1 pin out to 60yds.
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
Hey, dont rag on me- I have 5 pins in my site. He actually does super well with his set-up. He's not afraid to shoot far at all. His goal this year is 90yards, der harvest.
I believe 20yards...He is pulling 96lbs and if I can recall correctly, he is shooting in the 350-360fps range, if not faster
10+ inches of compensation at 70 yards, imagine how deadly he would be if he used the correct number of pins[:-]
At what distance is he sighted in dead on for?