RE: To all potential customers;
 

I"ll take your place in the contest iffin ya can't shoot.
Damn Brother that does smart.Same thing happend to me last year.

RE: To all potential customers;
 

I think we should give Dan an award of some type here... not only is he a fanatic about not dry firing his bow, but when he sees someone else about to it he willingly sacrificed his wrist to savehis bow... I think we all have a lot to learn from Dan's example here...

j/k, hope it heals quick Dan.

ken

RE: To all potential customers;
 

Seriously?? I have never once had an arrow fall out of my WB. Either way I'm glad you are okay. I would think twice if I were you before trusting anyone again.

RE: To all potential customers;
 

I'm sure it was so short it went right past the hole.

"Did i getcha"...lmao...here's your sign.

RE: To all potential customers;
 

Dan:

That release is made by True-Fire. It's called a "No-Fire", appropriately.

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I was thinking the same thing!:eek: I hope a lesson learned on both ends!!!!!!!! Any way glad that neither of you got seriously hurt!!!!:)

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LOL!!!! Yeah, I forget about the arrow being too short. Sign taken and accepted :D:D

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Another reason to shoot fingers...:D

RE: To all potential customers;
 

Dan, I know your careful and customer oriented. Your knowledge is why people come to you and many probably ask for you by name. The difference is in the details. Make sure in the future you don't put yourself, others and the Stores good name in jeopardy by trusting someone else to put arrows in the correct bin.

Imagine if that happend to someone on here..the post would likely be titled Pro-Shops (??)error makes me dry fire bow!

Go the extra step and make sure everything is right before placing anything in the Customers Hand..Not flaming, just some words of wisdom.

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Hey Dan,
What bow shop are you at?

Reid