And some times he doesn't charge enough.LOL A few times I've helpedhim by putting price tags on some of Len's stuff. I tell him, this isn't enough for this Len, you should charge more. He always has some excuse for not. One day I thought I had him, but I was wrong. Who would have thunk there would have been such a difference in muzzleloader balls.[8D]

Me too RIck, I'm already planning my bi annual trips to Baltimore from upstateNYfor bow work. I figure I'll need to come a couple months before the season and then probably during the season for some "hair" tuning.

I used to do all my own stuff before I ran into Len's shop about 5 years ago. I made my own arrows and played for hours tuning and paper tuning and tuning broadheads. I'd take it somewhere every few years for cables. Well heck, now Len does it all for me in a matter of minutes really. He can lazer tune, level tune and paper tune a bow faster than I can get my targets out of the garage. The tedious task of tuning fixed broadheads is a no brainer when Len gets through with my bow. Either it flies or it's not going to. I have no problem getting all the arrows I need from a dozen when he's done. There's always a couple that are simply not good enough for hunting. As fun as it is tio tinker, there's a warm cozy feeling about knowing "YOU" have the resources of a great proshop go to. Never had that for 30 years and now I have one. Sure I'll make an annual pilgrimage to Maryland after I move. Len has folks mail him bow from California and Florida to work on.