Originally Posted by Cmanjr

Arrows are pretty damn curved when in flight, so your statement is invalid lol

Originally Posted by 02_Black_On_White

absolutely 100% incorrect my friend. We're not in the times of Robin Hood with Woden arrows, they're machines downed to the micrometer to be 100% true and straight. The modern tolerances are crazy small.

Originally Posted by 02_Black_On_White

absolutely 100% incorrect my friend. We're not in the times of Robin Hood with Woden arrows, they're machines downed to the micrometer to be 100% true and straight. The modern tolerances are crazy small.

Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew

An arrow will still flop while in flight. It's called Archer's Paradox.

Originally Posted by fariasj

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Originally Posted by 02_Black_On_White

what are you seeing? Shes straighter than an arrow.

Originally Posted by Cmanjr

Yes they're straight when you hold it but it still wobbles back and forth while in flight. Therefore your argument is invalid. Exactly

Originally Posted by ariat

I'm referring to where the back of the door and the bed meet.. It looks strange ha

Originally Posted by fordguy2100

it's just the angle because the rear door is just a lip right there and so there's a gap behind it. You don't normally see it

Originally Posted by BrowningSCrew

An arrow will still flop while in flight. It's called Archer's Paradox.