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STS or string suppressor will help.
? device that allows lower brace hieght bow without wrist slap?
I'm always scheming up new ideas that could potentially help with speed and accuracy.I thought that someone should devolope a bracket of some type that could be installed on low brace height bows to prevent wrist slap. We all know that lower brace hieght bows are generally faster than high brace height bows. Imagine how potentially fast a bow could be with a 3" brace height and the brace installed so you don't hit your wrist? I believe that this device has the potential to increase accuracy by reducing the likelihood of torqueing the release as well. I'm thinking something that could be screwed into the riser that would protrude rearward toward the string that your wrist and forearm could rest against allowing the string to pass harmlessly very close to the bracket and come up just short of hitting your wrist where you'd be holding onto the grip. It could be made out of aluminum or titanium to cut down on wieght. Perhaps a manufacturer has already tried this? What do you guys think??
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No problem with wrist slap or torque
I don't have a problem with either wrist slap or torque ( my bow has a 7+" brace height ). I'm saying it would be nice for a manufacturer to try to produce a bow with about a 3" brace height that was shootable. I'm thinking a device that I've just described could potentially make it possible?
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already been done we have two from years ago.:darkbeer:
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i'll try & dig one out & post a pic....it just came off stb hole ,ran up side of bow ,you could set any place you wanted ,had a flat stop run with string so your arm didnt get into string. thing worked .......
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Sort of close to what I was thinking
I was thinking it be in the shape that allowed your forearm to rest against it comfortably and be adjustable to different size forearms, Think about it. This would allow your arm/shield to act as a stock like that on a crossbow?? There would be no way to torque the release if your wrist couldn't move?
I was thinking it be in the shape that allowed your forearm to rest against it comfortably and be adjustable to different size forearms, Think about it. This would allow your arm/shield to act as a stock like that on a crossbow?? There would be no way to torque the release if your wrist couldn't move?
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