One feature the PSE has over "all" other bows is the satellite dishes attached to the limb bolts. I think the only guys I saw who got a signal to use their cell phones at the IBO Worlds were all holding onto their PSE's in the other hand.

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One feature the PSE has over "all" other bows is the satellite dishes attached to the limb bolts. I think the only guys I saw who got a signal to use their cell phones at the IBO Worlds were all holding onto their PSE's in the other hand.

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ROFLMAO.... Beam me up Scotty!


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N23D, What was your draw length? Sorry, I forgot it....

Edited by - BowTech_Shooter on 09/25/2002 10:56:52

If it ain't a HOYT leave it on the rack.

BowTech_Shooter - draw length is 26&quot; (Gotta be BK cams)

Let me know if you come up with something - I'll drive south of the border to shoot it. <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

Edited by - n23d on 09/25/2002 17:13:16

Hey JD are you sleepin
You started this now help me out
The main reason that Ma*@$ws can not keep up with production is the mentality of the people out there shooting them.
The main reason that they sell bows is because the BIG pros shoot them, and the reason that the pros shoot them is that Mathews pays them big money to shoot them. You could own some rinky dink bow company and pay the top pros to shoot your bow and they would. Then everyone else would be switching to them too. Come on JD help me out here like I said you started this.





>>>-----> SHOOT STRAIT DURANGOSHOOTER

You guys are all wrong.
There's nothing prettier and more accurate than my Merlin bows. Especially, the Super Nova.


Sag.

Hey JD, sounds like durangoshooter is callin' ya out for some back up. . . . I don't know - maybe JD got beamed up

Now Sag there you go again....LOL.. Always trying to stir things up...LOL...Hope to meet you next year finally....

I don't know about the accuracy of the Super Nova (last I remember it was the shooter that had something to do with that.. LOL) But I did get to check out Pizonarchers Super Nova at the IBO Worlds (he brought it by the BowTech booth for me to check out) and all I can say is Damn that's a nice looking bow... I definately give the looks a thumbs up. Oh, and it draws real nice too.

One thing though, I have a problem with any bow company that doesn't offer any kind of support at major shoots. Now believe me I know that Merlin isn't the only company that doesn't offer any and I really don't think it's right that with ALL the people shooting X brand of bow they can't even go talk to a company rep. at a major shoot....

I'm not really blowing BowTech's horn here so much (even though we're the ONLY booth you can test any or all the bows at) but there are a lot of bow manufacturers that do go to the shoots and I think that's great but, in my opinion they should ALL be there....

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JDoyle, I know you must be wrong. If you don't shoot a BowTech, then mine is better and faster. Even if you did shoot BowTech, mine would still be better. Because it's mine!!<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> As for Mmmaattthhh learning to repair bows by working on BowTechs, you must be refering to the Patriot knockoff they make by mistake.<img src=icon_smile_evil.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>
BTW, how can your CXLs be better than my Redlines? They don't even have a name, just letters.<img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>

Phil Allinfun.

Edited by - pdq 5oh on 09/25/2002 22:43:37