Go tubeless. You might have some initial tweeking to get things lined up right but from then on out you are golden.
Several years back, I went full draw on this really beautiful, thick, 8 pt with alot of mass. Had been hunting him all season long and here he comes down the trail in front of me at 12 yards. I draw back, set the pin and when I'm about ready to hit the release I hear this "THAAAAAANNG". It's all happening so fast so I don't know what it is, but now I can't see out of my peep it's going sideways. Here the tube pulled out of where it connects to the peep. Right then, right at the exact time I didn't want it to. It's almost too unbelievable to be true but it really happened.
I lined it up best I could but shot ahead of and below the buck. He jumped several feet, looked around like what was that? and wandered off never to give me a shot in that final week of bow season. Honest injun, I can't make this up if I tried.
Best I can tell when I was walking in the tube must have gotten caught on some brush because I was hunting an area that had been previously logged and was coming back in thick re-growth. Must have been enough to weaken the connection.
So go tubless. minimize your risk of the tube doing something weird at the wrong time.
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