Poundage

[paktermite]

Muddy, I hear ya! I am also contemplating going to the "dark side" and 'SWITCHing' if you know what I mean... they do pull very smooth... doesn't seem like you are pulling the same weight... I still love my Hoyt, so I will hang on to that... and if I do go with the "other" brand and it doesn't work out... I will have the coolest, most expensive WINDCHIME on my block!

 

[alaskanwhtail]

I thought this topic was about about some serious poundage of beer... Tip a few 12 oz back a day and that will keep the shoulder feeling like new and never any pain...

 

[baggin_bucks]

the 12oz curl right alaskan! now I know why my right arm is stronger than my left.

 

[avidhunter]

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... now I know why my right arm is stronger than my left.

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Do I even need to say anything???

 

[Bingo529]

If your hurting I would turn it down.I know a lot of guys who have the "macho" factor and think they need to pull heavier weights but at what future consequence?Turn it down and after a few days of shooting you won't even notice you did anything different and your shoulder will thank you...