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I tried to bend my bow backwards by accident and now I'm worried

I got a new bow today and while trying to string it, I realized I've been bending it to the wrong side (outwards) several times. I feel really stupid and worried I might have damaged it in some way. I put the bowstring on correctly and it looks fine now but I haven't tried it out yet.

Has anyone done this by accident before too? Do you think the bow is gonna be fine?

(I have no clue why this happened, I've used and stringed this type of bow several times before. I think I might have been to hasty because of excitement...)

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