Middleton - On the horizon and starting to rise fast
01-10-2008, 12:55 PM
#42
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: PA.
Posts: 5,195
RE: Middleton - On the horizon and starting to rise fast
ORIGINAL: RevWally
First of all, that is an absurd assumption and/or question.
Second ... if an administrator can, please delete this thread. I did not intend to start a war here.
I will not be posting in the open forum here after this post
Third ... I want to thank all of you that have offered me honestly positive input and advice.
And ... yes ... I am planning to build ReStringers for Middleton. I would also build them for anyone else who might have been interested.
I wish all of you the best.
First of all, that is an absurd assumption and/or question.
Second ... if an administrator can, please delete this thread. I did not intend to start a war here.
I will not be posting in the open forum here after this post
Third ... I want to thank all of you that have offered me honestly positive input and advice.
And ... yes ... I am planning to build ReStringers for Middleton. I would also build them for anyone else who might have been interested.
I wish all of you the best.
so stay, i still come back and read info,yours was new info to me even if some dont like that bow, its nice to read on new things coming out.
has anyone tested this crossbow that can add some info?
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01-11-2008, 06:12 AM
#50
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Canning, Ontario. Canada
Posts: 974
RE: Middleton - On the horizon and starting to rise fast
lcacrossbow, I am very interested in shooting with you, I am sending you a pm with some contact information. If you are within an hour or two from me than I will come to you if you would like. This is not a "my bow is better than your bow" challenge, I would like the opportunity to see your bow perform and compare notes, results do not have to be published here either.
David
David