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Old 01-26-2018 | 11:21 AM
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You should know the ranges you are shooting at and the ranges you are practicing at. You can pick up a decent range finder for around a hundred bucks or less that will be good enough for archery distances. Unless you are very very good at estimating distances and few people are, you should have a range finder.
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