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Roger Norris 2
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Anyone making them anymore?

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I think wolves would find me stringy, of high cholesterol, and with an Irish whiskey aftertaste.
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Mike Walker
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Mike's Archery in Ohio.
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MJB
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Ditto what Mike said.

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The broadhead is THE most important part of any set-up. It's what does the killin' Biggie Hoffman

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Roger Norris 2
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Thank you...website or phone number? I will check the sponsor list.

Thanks again

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I think wolves would find me stringy, of high cholesterol, and with an Irish whiskey aftertaste.
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George D. Stout
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There are two different types of swageing, Roger.
Twist swageing actually can weaken the taper area. The other is called (I think) press swageing, that forms the swage with pressure and not twisting. I may have the terminology wrong on that.
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I didn't see them on the Mike's archery website. I haven't seen them in a while. RJ or RJR archery? in Montana used to sell them but I haven't seen them advertise in a while. I'd like to know of a source too.
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Somebody has to know what happened to RJ's archery in montana they were in hamilton and stevensville.
Anybody?
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