Ok, if you don’t miss, why don’t you go set up your range in a shopping mall?
Sorry, to be so pointed in my communication. If that picture is the result of an accident, then it is what it is, accidents happen and it’s just lucky that the fan stopped the arrow.
But if anyone intentionally aims at their neighbor’s property, at all, and on top of that at an angle that will send arrows upwards of 100m when they miss… Then that person should not be having a bow in the first place. Sorry to say, but while bows may be sporting equipment, they can still be dangerous, and doing that kinda stupidly dangerous shit is bad for the whole community.
I agree, I don’t kid around with safety. And if anyone else does, I will stop them or get hurt trying.
Besides the obvious argument of not hurting others, bows are in a weird legal limbo in a lot of places. If archers start behaving irresponsibly, then that limbo vanishes and bows will be regulated like firearms. I would really like that to not happen.
Speaking as someone who has no concept of the culture of this community (hi from all!):
The only thing we take more seriously than safety here is producing top quality memes.
I never miss
Thanks Hawkeye!
Ok, if you don’t miss, why don’t you go set up your range in a shopping mall?
Sorry, to be so pointed in my communication. If that picture is the result of an accident, then it is what it is, accidents happen and it’s just lucky that the fan stopped the arrow.
But if anyone intentionally aims at their neighbor’s property, at all, and on top of that at an angle that will send arrows upwards of 100m when they miss… Then that person should not be having a bow in the first place. Sorry to say, but while bows may be sporting equipment, they can still be dangerous, and doing that kinda stupidly dangerous shit is bad for the whole community.
Oh, I shoot apples off peoples heads at the mall all the time.
You’re no fun :(
I agree, I don’t kid around with safety. And if anyone else does, I will stop them or get hurt trying.
Besides the obvious argument of not hurting others, bows are in a weird legal limbo in a lot of places. If archers start behaving irresponsibly, then that limbo vanishes and bows will be regulated like firearms. I would really like that to not happen.
Speaking as someone who has no concept of the culture of this community (hi from all!):
The only thing we take more seriously than safety here is producing top quality memes.