Hello, I'm new to compound bow, and I want to ask some questions.

First of all, for safe use, don't leave it empty. This is the minimum. Do you know what empty means? Don't draw a bow without an arrow and fly it. Secondly, be careful not to use improper arrows. First of all, an arrow that is too light is equivalent to a small space, and the weight of the arrow corresponds to the pulling force. Generally speaking, the minimum pulling force is not less than 5 grains of arrow weight per pound.

If you adjust it to full weight, that is, 70 kg, or your bow and arrow speed is very high, you can use aluminum arrow, carbon fiber or more awesome carbon-aluminum composite rod as the shaft, and don't use other rods. If it is a carbon fiber shaft, check whether the shaft is cracked after shooting. If you lower the number of pounds, you can use a cheaper carbon stirring rod. Glass fiber rods are not recommended because the quality is uneven. The most rubbish is that the 40-Jin traditional bow shot the glass fiber rod, and the arrow broke in my hand before it was shot, although I have used the 65-Jin glass fiber rod that can shoot the 30-meter cement wall without any problems. But not afraid of 10 thousand, just in case

Adjust the tug of war instead of the big one. The big bowstring of tug-of-war easily hits the arm. What do you think it is like to push the arrow out at a speed of more than 300 feet per second and draw an area as thin as a bowstring on your arm?

Usually, if the bowstring feels dry, wax the bowstring for maintenance. If the bowstring is broken, don't use it. Send it to the bowstring dealer for you to change. Don't think the original string is expensive. An outsider will rub it for you casually. In case it is broken, the medical expenses are more expensive than bowstring, and no one has compensated you yet.

Be careful not to bump at ordinary times. The wheel will fall off when it touches the rope. If the platform is tilted, it won't come out. Don't throw it about.

When shooting a compound bow, be careful that your fingers must be placed behind the trigger of the spreader when you pull the bow, otherwise your fingers will buckle unconsciously when you pull the bow hard, and it will go off, so you will go in and sing behind bars. Don't pull the bow very high, it's safer to pull it very low, that is, the arrow points to the ground to pull the bow, because the arrow pulls the bow into the sky. If you accidentally go off the fire and fly hundreds of meters and hit someone, you're waiting for bad luck. Be sure to pay attention to safety, not only don't hurt yourself, but also be careful not to hurt innocent passers-by. Such a legal thing may be banned if it is accidentally injured, so be careful when playing, there should be obstacles behind the target, and don't miss where the target flies.

As for the poor quality of the compound bow, the parameters are reduced, mainly referring to the arrow speed and the number of pounds. It would have taken 70 pounds to pull it out. After you played with the bow for a few days, the tension dropped to 60 Jin, so the speed of archery was obviously much slower than before. This is what we call losing weight. Because the compound bow can't be bent, in fact, it will lose weight more or less after a long time, so if you don't play for a long time, it is recommended to adjust the tension to the minimum to avoid losing weight. Don't play often. If you move the tension, you will have to readjust your goal. Play often as long as you are careful not to bump, and occasionally wind it with wax. It is recommended to buy imported string wax. A compound bow costs hundreds of dollars per string. It's best not to make do with garbage and wax. The imported string wax uses silicon wax, and the domestic beeswax+vaseline mostly has different effects.