In an earlier thread I mentioned being able to shoot better with my Black Widows vs my DAS. I thought it was a matter of brace height; the Widow having a higher brace which is more forgiving. Yesterday I read the Korean men's olympic shooters prefer wood core limbs because they are snappier. Is it possible, everything else being equal, a wood core limb gets the arrow clear of the bow quicker than a foam core limb? Could this be the reason for my seemingly being able to shoot better with the wood core Widows? When I release the string on the Widow I get the feeling of "thunk", when I release the string on the foam core DAS I get the feeling of "thuunk". Let's here your opinions.