Lets see a Pic of your bow!
Nice looking bows.
06-16-2005, 10:34 AM
#43
Super Moderator
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Central Utah
Posts: 4,815
RE: Lets see a Pic of your bow!
Well, come November I can hit my own fletchings out to 20 yards with that bow.. (it helps that I have big feathers)..
But last weekend, any messed up fletching had more to do with ricocheting arrows around through the underbrush than stacking arrows. I haven't shot that bow since March (when I shot a wild pig through the heart.. just so you know...
) I will admit that Justin completely spanked me up at the shoot. [
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I have been using my bowfishing bow a lot lately, but it has a different draw length. (and since I don't use a peep or kisser button this tends to screw up my anchor point.. imagine that!)
There... I'm out of excuses now.
Wait.. I thought of another excuse!. I shoot fingers and bought an new glove up at the shoot... It was all stiff and surely had something to do with my crummy shooting.. maybe... hee hee
But last weekend, any messed up fletching had more to do with ricocheting arrows around through the underbrush than stacking arrows. I haven't shot that bow since March (when I shot a wild pig through the heart.. just so you know...
) I will admit that Justin completely spanked me up at the shoot. []I have been using my bowfishing bow a lot lately, but it has a different draw length. (and since I don't use a peep or kisser button this tends to screw up my anchor point.. imagine that!)
There... I'm out of excuses now.
Wait.. I thought of another excuse!. I shoot fingers and bought an new glove up at the shoot... It was all stiff and surely had something to do with my crummy shooting.. maybe... hee hee
06-18-2005, 09:13 PM
#46
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Central PA
Posts: 590
RE: Lets see a Pic of your bow!
LOL... the "BS" flag! How about one for Justin from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour,courtesy of Bill Engvall...
Ok, ok... on topic, here'smy oldreliable friend, a solid 1998 model Conquest by Mathews at the back yard target range...
A little modding of the stock grip, zero torque, same bow with hand fit carbon fiber panels...
Ahh yes, just one more, doing what my bow does best...
Sure, I could buy anew bow, heck, 2, 3,... but I find myself asking, why?
Ok, ok... on topic, here'smy oldreliable friend, a solid 1998 model Conquest by Mathews at the back yard target range...
A little modding of the stock grip, zero torque, same bow with hand fit carbon fiber panels...
Ahh yes, just one more, doing what my bow does best...
Sure, I could buy anew bow, heck, 2, 3,... but I find myself asking, why?
