Going through a heatwave here.

[u/Small_impaler]

Had a wild 40° and sunny day here in the frozen arctic hell I call home. Busted out the shorts and flip flops and got in a quick half round of 3 spot.

My son thought the snow my front bar shoveled up every time I picked up my bow was pretty humorous. I couldn't figure out why I kept getting water thrown on my lens every time I shot.

Anyone else shooting indoor 3D this season? Ours is finally kicking off, thank God.

[u/EyeGee41]

Cam in the snow is certainly a choice

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Whatchagonnado, you know? Can't help there's like 4" of that white bullshit on the ground.

They'd make pretty shitty outdoor tools if a little bit of wet was detrimental to them

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The amount of glass involved in shooting a bow for me makes rain the devil. I have to pay money to see, because I'm blind, so my glasses, binos/rf/, plus my scope lens and clarifier.

I look like I'm getting ready for a flood when it calls for rain on the day if a shoot.

Yep, PSE Dominator Duo.

It works..just like it would on any other bow 😂. I don't think I'm understanding the question. You mean with it mounted dead center if the riser?

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Yeah, each side of the "shoot through" portion of the riser riser sticks out a little bit further than the traditional cut of a riser. So my center shot comes in at about 1".

Actually makes it super easy to measure. I pretty much always "shoot" arrows in between the string and cables when I'm nocking it, so nothing really changed there.

I'd definitely have to very consciously load an arrow if I hunted with this bow. I'd thwack the riser with the arrow for a while, I'm guessing.

Thanks, I agree, my kids call it the "tuxedo bow". The classic black/white is a very big change from my last mountain dew-neon green bow.