Swithback tricked out for Fall!
05-27-2007 | 07:03 AM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
ORIGINAL: nvshooter
He had to add some color, otherwise if he set it down he would have lost it in the underbrush. Awesome setup, how do you like your Mathews?
He had to add some color, otherwise if he set it down he would have lost it in the underbrush. Awesome setup, how do you like your Mathews?
Cougars...good suggestion about serving the area coming in contact with the STS...Have folks found that it does cause excessive wear?
05-27-2007 | 07:19 AM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
[quote]ORIGINAL: Red Boar
Yes they will start to make the string a bit fuzzy. Or it did in my case. Once the area was served no more problem. Nice catch Cougs.
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Cougars...good suggestion about serving the area coming in contact with the STS...Have folks found that it does cause excessive wear?
Cougars...good suggestion about serving the area coming in contact with the STS...Have folks found that it does cause excessive wear?
05-27-2007 | 12:06 PM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
Geez, that is a nice set up, you should take better care of it. The thing has a bunch of moss growing out of the limbs. I would wash it off!
Seriously, nice bow, like the colors.
Seriously, nice bow, like the colors.
05-27-2007 | 12:41 PM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
[quote]ORIGINAL: txjourneyman
Thank you Sir 
ORIGINAL: Red Boar
Yes they will start to make the string a bit fuzzy. Or it did in my case. Once the area was served no more problem. Nice catch Cougs.
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Cougars...good suggestion about serving the area coming in contact with the STS...Have folks found that it does cause excessive wear?
Cougars...good suggestion about serving the area coming in contact with the STS...Have folks found that it does cause excessive wear?
05-27-2007 | 09:07 PM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
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Red boar, I dig the colors on the arrows
far out! I noticed the color on the grip. Is that custom?
Red boar, I dig the colors on the arrows
far out! I noticed the color on the grip. Is that custom?
Very nice grips...you won't be disappointed. Good luck.
05-29-2007 | 08:02 AM
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RE: Swithback tricked out for Fall!
Very nice set up. I like the crests on your arrows. Did you do those yourself?
I'll also vouch for the Torqueless grips. I got one for my Drenalin and it is a great grip. Very comfortable and repeatable.
I'll also vouch for the Torqueless grips. I got one for my Drenalin and it is a great grip. Very comfortable and repeatable.
05-29-2007 | 08:27 AM
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Very nice set up. I like the crests on your arrows. Did you do those yourself?
I'll also vouch for the Torqueless grips. I got one for my Drenalin and it is a great grip. Very comfortable and repeatable.
Very nice set up. I like the crests on your arrows. Did you do those yourself?
I'll also vouch for the Torqueless grips. I got one for my Drenalin and it is a great grip. Very comfortable and repeatable.
He does beautiful work...tell him that Tim referred you.