Good Looking Bow
#11
ORIGINAL: GrumpyTom
Hey REB ........ I do not use an outhouse as WE up here in Canada are civilized and have plumbing but we keep outhouses just for guests like you so you will be comfortable to use what you normally use.
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Hey REB ........ I do not use an outhouse as WE up here in Canada are civilized and have plumbing but we keep outhouses just for guests like you so you will be comfortable to use what you normally use.
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Gosh, Don hasn't invited me yet!
#12
Thread Starter
Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 122
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Before I found this site, I might have considered this bow as something to start with, it looks so good, I E-Mailed the seller asking him who makes it but have not heard from him yet.[/align]Joe[/align]
#15
ORIGINAL: GrumpyTom
shewe he just goes out in his back yard and takes the pics 














ORIGINAL: shewe
................. reb' where on earth do you come up with those pics? lol.
................. reb' where on earth do you come up with those pics? lol.

















#16
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 246
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well, i have seen some very expenive xbows breakdown too, but joey, i would have to say,"yes i would try it" jus to play with and have fun on weekends.......and i hate to say it, but i think its cabable of takin a small deer with it....its not the fps that kills the deer , its the energy being used is what kills the dear, u only need about 70-90lbs of energy to take a deer down, and thats a proven fact for whoever posted that site lastweek, on fps and energy on bolts and grains................jmo
#20
Typical Buck
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 974
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From: Canning, Ontario. Canada
I had a catastrophic trigger failure on a brand new Excal, almost gave up the sport before even trying it to it's fullest.. I still say buy it if it is all you can afford..



.But realy,it looks like my 1st house....
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