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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: bowhuntingrn on September 30, 2012, 12:07:00 AM
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I would really like to see some FMJ's made with the Legacy finish. I've sent a couple of emails over the past year or so, never heard anything back, of course I didn't really expect to. Just seems to me there's enough guys shooting the FMJ's and they already have the capability to produce the finish... What's everybody else think?
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I would buy a set.
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I would buy some.
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Fred Eichler is on Facebook. He has a LOT to do with the FMJ shafts. It might be worth trying to contact him.
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Ditto Fred Eicler
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Hadn't thought about that. I have a facebook account, just rarely visit / use it. May have to give that a shot. Thanks!
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Start a list of names to send to them if they get enough requests you never know. They just might jump. I'd buy them. Fred is a definite good outlet too. Good luck!!
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I'll buy some!!
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I tried as well even made a few phone calls. Did not seem somthing they were interested in
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I talked with Fred about this exact concept at Compton this year. He thought it was a great idea and said he had a meeting with the Easton folks the following Wednesday about new product ideas and would bring it up. Never checked back with him on what they thought though.
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Don't hold me to this, but it seems like there was a similar thread several years ago about requests for certain finishes they have produced over the years. I remember someone stating they needed to sell something like a 1000 of one size to put it into production. Of course, I could be wrong.
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I'de be interested in them too. I can't stand that diamond plate finish on them. They would look sweet with a woodgrain finish on them.
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I would be up for them!!!
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I shoot Easton shafts, have sent them several emails never got an answer from any of them...PR
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Id shoot em. Am thinking of going to them next fall, Thanks to Randy. And Wood grain might just push me over the edge to do it.
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I doubt they'd ever do it. The diamond plate finish is kinda like the signature of the FMJs. I also don't think many traditional archer use them, though I think they are aces.