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Anyone know where and/or how I can test fire or shoot one of these bows a couple times, before I purchase one?
Posts: 1019 | From: Decatur, illinois | Registered: Sep 2003
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just get the mohawk then all your questions will be answered.
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I just found a used mohawk and bought it. The plan was to sell it if I didn't like it. I'm still shooting it. It's pretty easy to find shrews and MOAB's also on this site. If your careful, and you buy them "right" it's pretty easy to turn them around for what you've got in them, minus shipping.
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I'm a huge fan of Mohawks, I don't know that any of those bowyers have a "test drive". As mentioned before keeping an eye on the classifieds you could probably get a pretty good deal on one and whatever you decide you could probably resell it for what you paid. Eric.
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Affordable,Quiet,Nice shooting and a looker. Vince makes a great bow. Give him a call he might have one you can try out.
Tracy
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Can't help ya with the others, but give "Ole Vinnie" a call, he'll take care of ya, probably has one layin around he'll send ya to try ... Good Luck !!
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To me they are all 3 very different styles of longbow. One each would be the choice.
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They are all very different. I am sure Vince would let you try one out if he has one. Those Mohawks sure are smooth and quiet. Vince is one of the best I have dealt with too.
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I have owned and shot all the bows on your list. I own 2 Mohawks and a third on the way. I do not work for Vince! Give Vince a call if he doesn't have a test bow for you to try out, give me a shout. I mailed a Mohawk to Brother MUDD. He ended up ordering one. By the way Eric that is one beautiful MOHAWK! Posts: 6964 | From: pequannock n.j. | Registered: Apr 2005
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The Mohawk has a slight reflex/Deflex and really has a lot of cast. The bow is D-shaped when strung and the glue lines in the limbs are very clean. Vince really impressed me with the limb tips. The tips are small and they flow into the limb, their not big and thick and look like someone just put them on top of the limb.
Darren
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I can't believe Rob hasn't jumped in here also but it looks like we have a Mohawk gang in the making
There all great bows and I don't work for Vince either
Tracy
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