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 Bow Weight and Ricks school.

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PostSubject: Bow Weight and Ricks school.   Mon 15 Feb 2010, 3:19 pm

A lot of students that goes to Ricks school says they were over bowed. Rick gets them down in bow weight. If you went to his school what was your pull weight when you started the school and how much lower poundage do you shoot now? Waiting for fall and Rick look like they could pull a lot of bow weight, but I heard Rick shoots 40# weight in 3D shoots, and Waiting for fall shoots high 40# pound bows.I shoot 50# for hunting and am comfortable at that draw weight. If you went to Ricks school I would like to hear if you benefited from dropping down in bow weight ...Scott
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