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Forum: Guns

11-17-2008, 07:58 PM

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Thompson Center Encore Rifle Barrels

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Posted By Lbow

Thompson Center Encore Rifle Barrels

1. .30-06 24" blue barrel with sights, standard encore $200 plus shipping
2. .270 24" blue barrel with sights, standard encore $200 plus shipping

Both barrels are in good condition. Both have...

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-29-2005, 08:46 PM

Replies: 9

See Y'all Around...

Views: 1,021

Posted By Lbow

RE: See Y'all Around...

Sad to see you go Arthur. Your advice has always been on target for this newbie. I do understand your reasons though...Sometimes a little (or a lot) less BS is good for us.

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-21-2005, 07:55 PM

Replies: 4

Newest Creation!!!

Views: 604

Posted By Lbow

RE: Newest Creation!!!

That is strong work 'kid! What did you use for material?

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-21-2005, 07:53 PM

Replies: 8

Tuning up my recurves

Views: 850

Posted By Lbow

RE: Tuning up my recurves

Thanks again!

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-20-2005, 09:38 PM

Replies: 8

Tuning up my recurves

Views: 850

Posted By Lbow

RE: Tuning up my recurves

Thanks guys,
I know I've heard this before, but my bows are all rated at 28" draw lengths. I draw short; the pro shop measured me on a very light recurve with a marked arrow and said 27". I held at...

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-19-2005, 09:03 PM

Replies: 8

Tuning up my recurves

Views: 850

Posted By Lbow

RE: Tuning up my recurves

Thanks,
Yes I do plan on shooting off the shelf. Good idea with the serving marker.

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-18-2005, 08:09 PM

Replies: 8

Tuning up my recurves

Views: 850

Posted By Lbow

Tuning up my recurves

Well I didn't "listen" when I was lurking and bought a heavier bow...now I have a bow that will wait for me to get my form down on the lighter bow I just bought. I now have two Black Bears, one at...

Forum: Guns

01-17-2005, 11:01 PM

Replies: 10

which scope for my 270 win

Views: 1,023

Posted By Lbow

RE: which scope for my 270 win

Check out the Nikon Pro Staff. It is about $149. I had one on my .270 before I sold the rifle and it was nice.

Forum: Guns

01-17-2005, 10:59 PM

Replies: 15

New 30-30

Views: 1,681

Posted By Lbow

RE: New 30-30

Lyman makes a peep for that Marlin, the model 66LA, sells for about $80 on their website. E-bay also has them for a little less. It is a receiver mounted micrometer style for windage and elevation...

Forum: Guns

01-17-2005, 10:54 PM

Replies: 12

BROWNING BAR

Views: 4,692

Posted By Lbow

RE: BROWNING BAR

Hello Doctor,
I'm a Californian too! My brother uses a BAR .243 for our coastal blacktails. He loves it, but when he switched to the BAR he started firing more (unnecessary) shots than he would...

Forum: Guns

01-17-2005, 10:42 PM

Replies: 7

Who actually removes their box magazine?

Views: 742

Posted By Lbow

RE: Who actually removes their box magazine?

I have two clips for my A-Bolt. Never had to do a clip reload though;) It is nice to be able to keep the loaded clip in my pocket and the rifle empty around the camp or driving on the road without...

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-13-2005, 10:27 AM

Replies: 1

New string question

Views: 515

Posted By Lbow

New string question

Hello,
I just received the bow I bought for my wife. It is a used 25# RH Bear Panda that says 60" on the side of the riser. I need to get a new string for it; I'm thinking that the 60" on the riser...

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-03-2005, 02:20 PM

Replies: 11

bow hunting for elk

Views: 1,132

Posted By Lbow

RE: bow hunting for elk

Hello Gapshot,
Since you seem to be seriously considering DIY, check out http://www.eastmans.com/. They have some good info and a nice magazine as well.
Research is the name of the game in DIY...

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-02-2005, 07:17 PM

Replies: 6

take a bite out of peta

Views: 456

Posted By Lbow

RE: take a bite out of peta

Signed...and posted the link at the NAHC bulletin boards.
Thanks Rich.

Forum: Traditional Archery

01-02-2005, 12:50 AM

Replies: 2

Newbie Query

Views: 430

Posted By Lbow

RE: Newbie Query

Hello Fuzzy,
I sympathize with you. I'm going through the same thing now. It sure explains why I always had to close one eye to hit something! Since I switched sides my aiming is lots better just...

Forum: Traditional Archery

12-31-2004, 05:27 PM

Replies: 8

Pair of beginners...

Views: 742

Posted By Lbow

Pair of beginners...

Hello,
My wife and I are both starting in "unaugmented" archery! I've been bowhunting with compounds and my wife is an archery newbie. We both decided we'd like to try shooting traditional gear so...

Forum: Traditional Archery

12-31-2004, 12:33 PM

Replies: 11

bow hunting for elk

Views: 1,132

Posted By Lbow

RE: bow hunting for elk

Everything Rich said is right on. Also check out the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's website for lots of info and in addition to the primos stuff, check out Eastmans Hunting Journal website. They are...

Forum: Traditional Archery

12-30-2004, 07:00 PM

Replies: 11

bow hunting for elk

Views: 1,132

Posted By Lbow

RE: bow hunting for elk

Check out these guys. I've heard they are good with bow hunters; they might be pretty expensive though! http://www.pineyvalley.com/index.shtml

Forum: Traditional Archery

12-27-2004, 06:56 PM

Replies: 4

Low Poundage Bows?

Views: 916

Posted By Lbow

RE: Low Poundage Bows?

Hello Stick,
Try ebay. Lots of bows there. I just bought a Bear Black Bear there to shoot around with.

Forum: Technical

12-18-2004, 12:18 PM

Replies: 5

Is Bowtech having problems??

Views: 1,121

Posted By Lbow

RE: Is Bowtech having problems??

I'm a left handed shooter. My dealer talked to Bowtech and was told the left handed models would be ready to go in January. No big deal; still plenty of time to until next season!

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