YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
12-16-2008, 04:08 PM
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
I have thought about 1 for gun season,I personally think it would be a blast and great for kids.BUT,the 10-22 model would not be legal in ky because it is a rim fire.
But,I believe the .223 model would be.
But,I believe the .223 model would be.
12-16-2008, 04:18 PM
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Why do you think that?
I personally think it would be a blast and great for kids
12-16-2008, 04:24 PM
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
ORIGINAL: bigcountry
Dad gone schultzy, don't ya like guns? I love em. I love workin on em. Shootin em, reloading for em. This is just another toy.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Why do you think that?
I personally think it would be a blast and great for kids
12-16-2008, 04:31 PM
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
ORIGINAL: Sliverflicker
Sad part is, they will use the same argument X bow manufactures used to wormtheir asses into the archery season!
Sad part is, they will use the same argument X bow manufactures used to wormtheir asses into the archery season!
12-16-2008, 05:04 PM
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
ORIGINAL: TFOX
To get kids out hunting that can't pull a bow back.
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
Why do you think that?
I personally think it would be a blast and great for kids
To get kids out hunting that can't pull a bow back.
12-16-2008, 05:14 PM
#20
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RE: YES!!!!!!! ARCHERY AT ITS BEST!!!
I can see you haven't had too many 8 year old girls shooting archery equipment.[8D]
Heck,I still have my son's bow on 22#'s.(actually getting ready to increase it over the next few months)IMO,it is much more important to teach shooting fundamentals at very comfortable weight.I tried to bump it up for him but he was going to be overbowed so I decided he needed to wait another year.
We don't have a minimum requirement in Ky,but I have mine.
Heck,I still have my son's bow on 22#'s.(actually getting ready to increase it over the next few months)IMO,it is much more important to teach shooting fundamentals at very comfortable weight.I tried to bump it up for him but he was going to be overbowed so I decided he needed to wait another year.
We don't have a minimum requirement in Ky,but I have mine.