Not sure if anyone remembers us having this conversation way back in April... About string suppressors, and a wild idea that I had.

http://huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2094934&mpage=1&key=suppressors& amp;#2094934

...and then there was this (embarrassingly bad) drawing that I made..





Anyway, someone must have been listening and taking notes.









I'm totally a visionary.

That thing looks wicked!

Just think you could have been rich

ummm.... no.



In other news: I was recently voted "Most Awesome Guy in the World" and "Sexiest Man Alive" by a 3-personpanel consisting of myself, myself and myself.

You have all the ideas. I missed this the 1st go around, how do those work? does the whole arm give?

You could be like that info mercial guy that pimps everything.

Fran .... did you start that book yet? I want the first copy!

You know, I gotta say that new bow looks like a great hunting bow.......

Here is the Title

Fran

A man about himself, for himself, and who loves himself.

Tell us Fran is it hard being this great[8D]

LOL!!! Fran I do remember that thread. That new bear is a wild looking bow. But why in gods name did they have to mess it up with that black rubbery looking grip. If you gonna build a nice bow, put a decent looking grip on it.

Not hard at all. For some people, it just comes naturally. Take Winston Churchill for example. He was a guy who obviously modeled himself after me. Same thing with Brad Pitt.

Chris - I think the grip is cool. Not a fan of the rubber though. Seems like a tacky grip would be "torquey" to shoot. While that bow is probably slower than Molasses in wintertime, it's probably a very good shooter, smooth and shock-free.

Ryan - nothing earth shattering. Just two STS units placed equidistant from the nockpoint to provide a symmetrical cushion for the string. Just in terms of harmonics, I think this is the cat's meow. In the thread above, I was whining b/c most bows are only tapped for an STS unit below the nockpoint. They should be tapped both above and below.