Fun at squad, or breaking arrows!

[CPlater1]

At squad today I was using my normal stylistic destructive abilities to do these two arrows the world of no good.



Shot through a curtain, and lumps of foam to hit a solid wall. Wall 1 - 0 Arrow. This happened after changing my release aid settings so that I use it better than I was.



This one found the leg of the target stand, and snapped off behind the 220gr propoint. This was in the first end of shooting.

Cornish George, Tel, C.J. and some others were there to witness the joys of my shooting!

[cornish george]

Originally Posted by CPlater1

At squad today I was using my normal stylistic destructive abilities to do these two arrows the world of no good.



Shot through a curtain, and lumps of foam to hit a solid wall. Wall 1 - 0 Arrow. This happened after changing my release aid settings so that I use it better than I was.



This one found the leg of the target stand, and snapped off behind the 220gr propoint. This was in the first end of shooting.

Cornish George, Tel, C.J. and some others were there to witness the joys of my shooting!

Tis true.........we did'nt laugh much, honest.

[not dead yet]

seems like they know what there doin at this squad.pmsl

[speed]

This squad thing does it start with reverse psychology??

If so it's working a treat albeit on the expensive side.

Now you know how not to do it when do they show you how to do it?


If so many were there watching you should have charged them for the privalage at least then it wouldn't cost you anything to replace the arrows.

[CPlater1]

Just a bit of clarifying. The squad is Somerset County Squad. The top arrow is a Nav, the bottom an X7. I only had 6 Navs left at the start of today, and they don't suit my bow, and they are getting close to dying, so I don't mind breaking them. I was a bit miffed with the X7, as they are the arrows I need to try and keep in a shootable condition for at least another fortnight. And the doing it properly bit is always in the next session!