The best way to ruin 2 arrows
03-14-2008, 06:23 AM
#12
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RE: The best way to ruin 2 arrows
Nice Shot Ryan! Holy moly.
2 arrows ruined? I must be the only cheap-ass in the world who pulls his robin hoods apart and keeps using the shafting arrow b/cI'm too much of a tightwad to leave a perfectly-good arrow sit inside the shaft of a broken one. [&o][:-]
2 arrows ruined? I must be the only cheap-ass in the world who pulls his robin hoods apart and keeps using the shafting arrow b/cI'm too much of a tightwad to leave a perfectly-good arrow sit inside the shaft of a broken one. [&o][:-]
03-14-2008, 06:54 AM
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RE: The best way to ruin 2 arrows
Ry - I know you've been fussing around with getting your arrows to fly true... I guess they must be flying pretty consistently, eh? One would think you'd have gotten more of a glancing deflection if your shafts weren't totally parallel.
03-14-2008, 08:48 AM
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RE: The best way to ruin 2 arrows
Ry - I know you've been fussing around with getting your arrows to fly true... I guess they must be flying pretty consistently, eh? One would think you'd have gotten more of a glancing deflection if your shafts weren't totally parallel.
And yea, they will be kept in-tact and displayed in my basement room.
Thanks guys.
03-14-2008, 09:36 AM
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RE: The best way to ruin 2 arrows
correction WE must be not I
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
Nice Shot Ryan! Holy moly.
2 arrows ruined? I must be the only cheap-ass in the world who pulls his robin hoods apart and keeps using the shafting arrow b/cI'm too much of a tightwad to leave a perfectly-good arrow sit inside the shaft of a broken one. [&o][:-]
Nice Shot Ryan! Holy moly.
2 arrows ruined? I must be the only cheap-ass in the world who pulls his robin hoods apart and keeps using the shafting arrow b/cI'm too much of a tightwad to leave a perfectly-good arrow sit inside the shaft of a broken one. [&o][:-]