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d. ward
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great looking job bd
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JimB
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"Did you round off the Magnesium arrow shelf? Bow looks great."

It has been a long time since I first stripped it but I don't remember changing that radius.

"great looking job bd"

Thanks Bow Doc.Can you or anyone tell me the width of the little bears on the latches?Rear foot to nose? I ordered that bow and was disappointed when it came in without bears.All the ones before had them.I'd like to make a set.Might even put one on the quiver.

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OldSkoolArcher
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If no one posts the dimensions of the bears before I get home this evening I can post them.
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Earl E. Nov...mber
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Boy it does look great, quiver too.
Interesting, the bow has no sight window cut out or hole for adjusting the arrow plate.
I guess I never noticed but I don't think I have seen one like that before. They weren't filled somewhere along the line where they?

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Jim,
Great job! Looks awesome... I have studied that exact paint a few weeks ago at Wally world. Where did you find the primer at? Were any of your screw holes effected by the paint?
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Earl, I think he filled them in. Not sure how he did it but it looks great !

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JimB
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Earl,i mentioned earlier that I filled in those channels a lot of years ago.

Oldskool,thanks so much.Those pictures are perfect.I should be able to make a good likeness of them from that.I sure appreciate you doing that.I knew some were brown.Some were black also?

Hoof,I bought it off a website.If you do a search for zinc phosphate primer,it will come up.I will send you a PM.I first primed it and let the primer get into the sdrew holes.After that dried for 24 hrs I put bolts in the large threaded holes and for the small,latch screw holes,I cut Q Tips in half and screwed the stem into the holes before spraying the Multi Textured paint.

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Thanks Jim for the help and direction, Qtip trick sounds great. I hope mine turns out as good as yours!
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OldSkoolArcher
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quote:
Originally posted by JimB:
Oldskool,thanks so much.Those pictures are perfect.I should be able to make a good likeness of them from that.I sure appreciate you doing that.I knew some were brown.Some were black also?

No Problem. Yea, the ones on mine are black.
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Earl E. Nov...mber
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Jim, Sorry I missed that.. It does make it look really sweet. What did you use body filler?

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Nicely done all the way around. Those mag riser bows are really nice shooters. [thumbsup] [thumbsup]
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stagetek
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That's one of the nicest looking mag riser Bears I've seen. Great job !
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JimB
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Yes Earl,body filler.

Thanks guys.I agree Orion.I have had a lot of bows come an go but just can't let go of that one and have had it since 1972.I think it was a poor business decision to discontinue them.A real,working man's take down.

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mwmwmb
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nice job. I like the color. and the quiver looks great
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