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New Gear for 2023, Go!

Plebe said:
Crib is only $59. Not exactly $0, but won't break the bank.

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K4 Crib Load Panel

Add versatility to the K4 Frame, while increasing security and stability for heavy, large, or awkward loads. The K4 Crib be used between the frame and bag of a K4 Pack System, or used to turn the K4 Frame into an ultralight load-hauler when you do not have a K4 Bag attached to the frame. The K4...
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Just need to turn the pockets inside out for the frame and accessories, :tearsofjoy:
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I asked you nicely!
 
Zero One Actual said:
You are one hundred percent correct. I was just being silly and wanting people to see or remember this gem of a crap moment. Def not the bow at all.
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Looked like the bow to me. Greg did his part as the shooter by triggering the release and shockingly did better than a good many might in keeping that thing pointed down range in a safe direction. I think I might have chunked it and ran but I have had a couple blow up on release years ago.
 
BTaylor said:
Looked like the bow to me. Greg did his part as the shooter by triggering the release and shockingly did better than a good many might in keeping that thing pointed down range in a safe direction. I think I might have chunked it and ran but I have had a couple blow up on release years ago.
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It looked like the Stop pin was not installed and allowed the cams to over rotate and become locked. the tech was able to manually push the cam back and then was shown installing the stop.
 
I think this just came out on the 16th. Probably not for me. But interesting

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OnneX Clicker Thumb | Stan Releases

Our new OnneX platform is a culmination of over 50 years of growth and experience. The platform consists of Thumb, Hinge, and Resistance releases. Each release shares the same handle, hook placement, and point of impact. This platform allows for you to have the same consistent, comfortable feel...
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Horn said:
I think this just came out on the 16th. Probably not for me. But interesting

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OnneX Clicker Thumb | Stan Releases

Our new OnneX platform is a culmination of over 50 years of growth and experience. The platform consists of Thumb, Hinge, and Resistance releases. Each release shares the same handle, hook placement, and point of impact. This platform allows for you to have the same consistent, comfortable feel...
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Ah…a target panic inducing release. Not for me…
 
BTaylor said:
Looked like the bow to me. Greg did his part as the shooter by triggering the release and shockingly did better than a good many might in keeping that thing pointed down range in a safe direction. I think I might have chunked it and ran but I have had a couple blow up on release years ago.
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100% not the bow.

They took the limb stops out to press the bow and never reinstalled them. It's on video. Greg even comments before attempting to shoot it, "Oh we didn't put those limb stops back in, I guess it doesn't matter" Lol. Guessed wrong.

It allowed the cams to over rotate and the incident to happen. Seeing the string frozen in a drawn position like that is something else. Yikes.
 
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