Matt, thanks. I've had a really rough Monday and needed that laugh. Although the guys that work for me think I've completely lost it.

Germ, it's natural to always want to see what else is out there. Like Bob said, don't fight it. Look at Frank he used to go through 4-5 bows a year. I would love to do that, but the damn left handed gene limits my purchase power, because I have to wait for everything.

This is just more ammunition for you to use when you want to buy that new stuff. Milk that for every bit of archery gear you can.

Do any of those advances include a cure for a slice due to an outside-in swing and turning the hips to soon with a driver?[&:]

Some of them try to help with the different removable weights and offset head designs (which I'm strongly opposed to by the way [:-]). But, ultimately yes you must swing the club. Seems like for the price of some of these things it should come with a remote control to hit it dead straight 280 yards everytime.

Looks good Bob. Mentaly, I'm there.I'd blend a little better though. Stick bows are really the only unique ones out there. Everything else is pretty much the same.

I have a Pro-Line Sniper that I bought used (my 1st and only bow), I googled Proline and it took me to Dartons website, but no mention of the Sniper.

Can anyone tell me how old my bow might be?

Yep that "Booner" that walks by is for sure gonna go OMG that guy has the new Ross Cardiac, Mathews Drenalin, Bowtech Guardian, Hoyt Vectrix,Reflex Ridgline 34, and fall over stone dead from shock!

My Ridgline 34is waiting for me when i get home from school for the summer!

Yeah, but hitting a barn door at 5 paces isn't all that impressive