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Started by canuck4570, August 30, 2013, 08:45:00 PM

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canuck4570

trying to get all I need for my coming buffalo
never used a arm guard for compound
do you need one for trad?
thanks Canuck

Sam McMichael

I need one shooting my longbow.
Sam

Stump73

The only time I use one is while hunting or winter to keep my sleeves out of the way of the string.
BigJim Thunderchild 54" 52# @ 28"
BigJim Thunderchild 56" 42# @ 28"

r-man

only for sleeves,x2......... if you hit your arm, there is two reasons you are drawing to far, or your elbow is in the wrong position.
Randy

canuck4570

looks like it the same as compound

Mr. fingers

Never use one just for the sleeve thing   :)

Charlie Lamb

Never could figure why Howard Hill wore an armguard! Must have been poor form.    :rolleyes:
Hunt Sharp

Charlie

SKITCH

"A nation with little regard for it's past will do nothing in the future to be remembered" 
   Lincoln

canuck4570

will  put my $ on something else
never needed on for compound.....
thanks

Paul_R

My longbow bites me now and then. And I made the of watching videos and looking at pictures of torn up arms from arrows that grenaded at launch. So I wear one when my paranoia gets the best of me.
"My opinion is free and worth every penny"

canuck4570

when you say grenades are you referring to carbon arrow or does it apply to aluminium also?

Duncan

I feel naked without one.
Member NCBA

Paul_R

I don't believe I've heard of an aluminum arrow flying apart like a carbon. Anybody ever hear of that?
"My opinion is free and worth every penny"

canuck4570

only saw pictures of carbon arrow breaking an going through
the archer's hand

Paul_R

You do see a lot more hand injuries that's for sure. They can happen just by an arrow falling off the shelf, over draw, ect.
"My opinion is free and worth every penny"

Gdpolk

I wear them to get my sleeves out of the way or when introducing new shooters to the sport.  I like for new shooters to wear them so they don't pop themselves and not enjoy the experience, so I just go ahead and put one on too.  The only time my longbow ever pops me is if I've twisted it in my hand when I shot.
1pc and 2pc Sarrels Sierra Mountain Longbows - both 53.5lbs @ 29"

https://www.gpolkknives.com/

JDunlap

No with my recurves, yes with my longbow; and in the cold weather when wearing bulky sleeves.
Sandy Biles Scorpion TD RC; 54@28
RER XR Static Tip RC; 50@28
JC Optimus riser/Uukha EX1EVO2 52@29.5

Car54


ISP 5353

You do not have to use one, but they are a great idea!  I seldom hit mine, but I wear it when I shoot.

halfseminole

I get popped if I have brace height too low on the bow.  Happens when making a new one now and then.  I need to make myself a new arm guard though because they nearly never heal with my circulation.


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