do proshops???
02-04-2007 | 10:23 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: do proshops???
i understand what everyone is sayin .. to be honest i would not complain if they charged like 10 bucks for the time an effort they put into lettin someone shoot THERE bows. cause theres about 4 i wanna shoot. so for them to take the time an effort an i know im not gonna buy one on the spot(hopefully bout 2 months).its a touchy sistuation i guess.
02-04-2007 | 10:44 AM
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RE: do proshops???
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i understand what everyone is sayin .. to be honest i would not complain if they charged like 10 bucks for the time an effort they put into lettin someone shoot THERE bows. cause theres about 4 i wanna shoot. so for them to take the time an effort an i know im not gonna buy one on the spot(hopefully bout 2 months).its a touchy sistuation i guess.
i understand what everyone is sayin .. to be honest i would not complain if they charged like 10 bucks for the time an effort they put into lettin someone shoot THERE bows. cause theres about 4 i wanna shoot. so for them to take the time an effort an i know im not gonna buy one on the spot(hopefully bout 2 months).its a touchy sistuation i guess.
02-04-2007 | 10:51 AM
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RE: do proshops???
That is what I was thinking. I also understand what the others saying. These are just my personal opinions is all and nothing more. And I am a bit scared this is the way it will end up. That or you just will not have any shops in your area anymore, or the ones that do will not have much stock.
I can't think of any shops at the current time that charge to shoot a bow. I can think of a few that will be a bit weary of letting you shoot them though.
When I go in a shop I am honest with them and let them know up front if I am serious about getting one, shopping around or just goofing off.
As far as the car thing, I have had it happen to me on more than one occasion. It was when I was younger though.
Wow, a preacher and in the auto sales industry, there is some yin and yang for you
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Paul
I can't think of any shops at the current time that charge to shoot a bow. I can think of a few that will be a bit weary of letting you shoot them though.
When I go in a shop I am honest with them and let them know up front if I am serious about getting one, shopping around or just goofing off.
As far as the car thing, I have had it happen to me on more than one occasion. It was when I was younger though.
Wow, a preacher and in the auto sales industry, there is some yin and yang for you
.Paul
02-04-2007 | 11:11 AM
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RE: do proshops???
ORIGINAL: Paul L Mohr
Wow, a preacher and in the auto sales industry, there is some yin and yang for you.
Paul
Wow, a preacher and in the auto sales industry, there is some yin and yang for you
.Paul
You may be right ... it may be coming to where some charge. I would rather drive 2 hours to a reputable one to make a purchase that high, than settle for any place ... IMO
02-04-2007 | 01:07 PM
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RE: do proshops???
ORIGINAL: RDHunter
No ... most pro shops don't charge a fee to try out a product , that would be like paying a cover charge for going in a night club.
No ... most pro shops don't charge a fee to try out a product , that would be like paying a cover charge for going in a night club.
