IN CASE YOU FORGOT................
#5
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: LOUISVILLE, SLEEPER TROPHY STATE
Posts: 195
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TWO THINGS CAN CAUSE THAT, TOO LONG OF A DRAW LENGTH AND IF YOU ARE TORQUEING THE BOW WITH YOUR BOW HAND. YOUR BOW ARM SHOULDN'T BE FULLY EXTENDED WHEN YOU ARE AT FULL DRAW IF IT IS YOUR ARM IS GOING TO KEEP LOOKING LIKE THAT UNTIL YOU FIX IT.[:@]
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Compound bow? Are you overdrawn?
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A friend of mine told me that IF his setup is right he won't get arm slap unless HE screws up. And he will not wear an armgaurd because he needs to be reminded of when he screws up.
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Bad looking arm, young fella too. Takes a lot harder thump to make a mark like that on some one your age. (judging from the pic)