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Ok guys here are a few teaser pictures! I need to do a little tiller work, final sanding and apply the finish but had to post these pictures to maintain my creditablity. LOL Posts: 283 | From: Indiana | Registered: May 2004
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man o man those are super. Nice work sir. Takin orders yet?? Thanks for sharing
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hummmmmmmmmmmmmm with a lot of mmmmmmmmmmmmm looken good looken good don't stop now.I'd love to see the step by step you used to preserve this old beauty bd
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updates? am curious how successful you r limbs came out
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Don't want to speak for Monte but I know he's made a few with some minor headaches and I'm sure he's chasing a big buck about now. Hopefully He'll see this.
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OK guys, I didn't hunt the past few days and was able to spend a little time in my shop. I cut out a set of limbs today and I'm headed back down to put the tip overlays on now. I think I have all the bugs worked out and will post my results in the next couple days! One of the problems with the 76er riser is Bear used two different size limb pockets on the butt section of the limb (and no I'm not confused with the Minuteman). The blue riser above has pockets of .375" and another riser has pockets of .330". More in a day or so!
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The laminated limbs look great, but has anyone tried to recreate the solid fiberglass limbs with the black plastic limb tip covers?
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Well guys my 76'er turned into a light bill payment but I am still interested in how these limbs turned out. So if you have come up with anything new let's see some pics. Happy holidays folks, Mike.
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ok guys this is just killin me any up dates? id just love to see a few more of those 76ers back in action kevin
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man o man those are super. Nice work sir. Takin orders yet?? Thanks for sharing
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