This has to stop!
06-26-2006 | 06:25 PM
#5
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From: Odenville, AL.
RE: This has to stop!
ORIGINAL: awshucks
Good shooting!! Fun, but expensive, huh?? Horton or Barnett?? If you're new, welcome to the forum of fun!! If not new, lemme tell ya your memory ain't the first to go!! LOL
Good shooting!! Fun, but expensive, huh?? Horton or Barnett?? If you're new, welcome to the forum of fun!! If not new, lemme tell ya your memory ain't the first to go!! LOL
06-27-2006 | 08:47 AM
#8
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: woodbridge va USA
RE: This has to stop!
question--are you shooting field points into a yellow jacket target? i cant pull field points out of my YJ target. i have one xbow bolt still in it. all i can see is the tip of the flat nock(it went in deep) w/ a slick trick. im kind of a target junky-i have around 12 targets in my backyard and i mostly use YJ as a backstop
good shooting
good shooting
06-27-2006 | 12:50 PM
#9
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From: Odenville, AL.
RE: This has to stop!
ORIGINAL: o2bebowhunting
question--are you shooting field points into a yellow jacket target? i cant pull field points out of my YJ target. i have one xbow bolt still in it. all i can see is the tip of the flat nock(it went in deep) w/ a slick trick. im kind of a target junky-i have around 12 targets in my backyard and i mostly use YJ as a backstop
good shooting
question--are you shooting field points into a yellow jacket target? i cant pull field points out of my YJ target. i have one xbow bolt still in it. all i can see is the tip of the flat nock(it went in deep) w/ a slick trick. im kind of a target junky-i have around 12 targets in my backyard and i mostly use YJ as a backstop
good shooting
