Og endel rytterbuer (de ekte) har også paralelle lemmer ved fullt trekk.KEn skrev:compoundskytterne bruker det til fulle på "parallell limb" buene
M.a.o. ideen har vært benyttet flere ganger før. Ikke lett å komme opp med noe nytt her nei
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Og endel rytterbuer (de ekte) har også paralelle lemmer ved fullt trekk.KEn skrev:compoundskytterne bruker det til fulle på "parallell limb" buene
Men der er trøst å hente likevel (ca 1500):First, the equipment must be optimized. That is to say, the weight of the bow must be
arrived at on the basis of one’s own strength, and the arrow must be selected in accordance
with the draw-weight of the bow. The power of your arms must exceed the draw-weight of the bow: not the other way
round.
So [Wang Ju’s] Manual says: “Don’t worry that the bow’s [draw-weight] is light: get used to it,
then you’ll still get a good distance from it. If you’re worried that a bow’s draw-weight is weak:
draw it and it will naturally fire crisply.” But to get sufficient strength to draw your bow you must
draw it fully. Starting off by shooting at short range, then getting further away is not an easy method.
Basically you still have to learn to pull the bow back to full draw and be able to cover a long
distance, then you come back in and start working up your accuracy. It’s not as if someone who
has never pulled a bow just restricts himself to twenty to thirty paces. That’s just holding oneself
back. How can you ever achieve any distance?