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OH, the huge manatee!!!!!

Started by Looper, July 23, 2012, 03:01:00 PM

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Looper

Is it just me, or is it incredibly and shockingly tragic when you finally get your hands on a long-awaited treasure, only to see it shatter before your very eyes? And, to make matters worse, you didn't even get to experience it in all it's glory?

AARRGGGHHH!

Feel my pain:


Where's the Tums?

ron w

What the heck happened.....???   :scared:    :scared:
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Goshawkin

OOOUUCH!!! Not the Shrew Hill! I'm sure they'll take care of you.
Did it get broke in shipping?

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Dogboy900

Oh I think I would have a little cry about that one!

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centaur

A little gorilla glue, and that will be good as new! Well, maybe not.   :knothead:
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khardrunner

I Corinthians 9 24-25
...run in such a way so as to obtain the prize!

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khardrunner

After I decoded the message to my wife... "looper's shrew hill exploded" meant nothing to her...then she came and looked. She's not a shooter and even she cringed at that one!
I Corinthians 9 24-25
...run in such a way so as to obtain the prize!

Gen273

:eek:    :scared:    :scared:    :help:    :banghead:  

That looks BAD!

Sorry!
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Looper

Well, the short version is that the limb collapsed the very first time I tried to make a full draw with it. I had just strung it for the first time and made a few half draws to get a feel for the limbs working. I had given it the once over after unpacking it and didn't find anything amiss. When I went to draw it back, the limb simple folded up right at the fade out. It wasn't a violent event, either. It was more akin to breaking a somewhat still green piece of wood.

It looks like the belly veneer failed right above the fade. It could have been an unseen pinhole, but it's a little difficult to tell.  

At any rate, it's going back for an autopsy, and a new replacement is in the works.

Here are some more pics:
 
 
 
 

longbowray

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maineac

So sorry!  That must have been a devastating feeling.
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JMSmithy

I'm sick looking at it.  I can only imagine how u felt!  Only happened once to me with a very inexpensive hickory Selfbow I purchased.  Was a 26" draw, I'm a 27.5.  Didn't think it would matter    :confused:  

It mattered...   :dunno:    :dunno:
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Blue Tick

Sorry to hear this happened to you. Sounds like you already have a remedy in the works though. Glad you weren't hurt!!!!
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Goshawkin

Atleast you know they'll take care of you as far as a replacement.To bad,that bow was a looker.Maybe they'll really pretty up the next one for you.  :goldtooth:

gringol

that's pretty ugly...I'm sure your luck will be better with the next one.

LongStick64

Dang I can't believe it, she was a serious looker. But I'm very sure you'll have a replacement.
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