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Enjoy!! It's your time.. well almost. Soon and very soon. Thanks for sharing. God bless,Mudd
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Im heading to the post office right now! I dont know what you will be shooting for arrows,but it realy liked the 35/55 with a 200 grain point I was shooting out of it.I think Red is an excelent name for this bow.All the trouble is worth it though.She shoots as good as it looks.Im sure you will enjoy it.Thanks for your patience Bryan,Your bow is no slouch in either.That thing is gorgous. Bill
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Very Nice Don, I really like take downs too. That one will have a nice place to rest on your cedar bow rack.
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Very nice looking bow Don. What are the specs? Let us know how it shoots.
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Bill......well it just so happens that I've got a pretty good supply of those 35/55's with 50 grain brass inserts in them.......I know I've got several 145 grain field tips too. I should be good to go. How's that for service guys, I'll bet he took all the "misses" out of it for me too.
Wayne.......we need to get together sometime and go shoot out at the club.
Mark.......that bowrack that I got from you, only enhances the look of ANYTHING that I hang on it.
Ron........the specs are 64" longbow limbs with carbon lam's and foam core 45# @ 29".......ebony and tulipwood riser with tulipwood veneers on the belly. I'm gonna wait until either I, or Bill finds a nice set of matched copperhead skins and have him put them on the back of the limbs over the carbon for me.
Bob.........I'm glad that the arrows are shooting well for you, and you are quite welcome sir.
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Jerry......if we get to come up to Comptons this year, it will definately be with me. You are more than welcome to shoot her......sir. How's that arm healing up ???
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