Thank-you Brian Wessel (talltines) Update

[md126]

i've seen this bow up close and had the opportunity to shoot it for a bit. my honest assessment... shocky, slow, and unbelieveably inaccurate. pretty hard to look at too. oh wait, that was the bow i shot in gym class i was  thinking about...    

hmmmm, let me think. oh yeah the TT shot great. now i remember!!  the bow is a beauty and very well mannered. congrats fred!!

[1/4 away]

Mike, You forgot to mention how you tried to sneak my TT into your car.....LOL

[md126]

no no fred, that was my mischievous children. they mistook the bow for a nice new toy that was for them. don't be so hard on them though.. ya know they're young.    

[Dan White]

Good looking wood, that is a Wessel trait. I am sure the riser has a repeatable grip. Enjoy!!          

Fred you have set it up nicely

[Mark Zagrzebski]

Fred, what brand of quiver is that? 4 or 5 arrow?

[1/4 away]

Mark, It's a Thunderhorn 2 Point quiver. It's actually a 6 arrow quiver but you can slide out the rubber arrow grippers and carry and space as many arrows as you like. I only carry 4 broadheaded arrows...2 blade BH's aren't a problem carrying 6 but if you shoot 3 or 4 blades it gets a little tight and this quiver allows you to carry 4 or 5 without the BH's or fletching hitting one another.  Fred